The UEFA European Championship are about to draw to a close, but not without one last huge match for England. so we’ve compiled a list of the best venues in town to go and watch the games.
Our national team beat Netherlands in the semi-final to book a spot in the final at 8pm on Sunday, against Spain.
It is sure to be a busy night across Northampton – and the country – as fans watch in hope that their team will lift the trophy.
Popular venues such as the Barratts, The Spinney, Jimmy’s Sports Bar, Sir Pickering Phipps and a hotly-anticipated outdoor fan park by Sky Bet are just some of the spots which have revealed their plans.
Click through our gallery to see what’s on and where.
17. The Sixfields
A Greene King spokeswoman said: "If you prefer to keep one ear on the game and the other listening in to the conversation at your table, our pub is the perfect choice for you. We offer a more laid-back approach to watching the big games, so we're the perfect choice for families with little ones in tow. We're planning to make it an occasion to remember whoever you're supporting so to make sure you get a great view of our big screens. Fuel the whole squad with a tasty sharer and two drinks for just £12, or score a delicious burger and an ice-cold drink for just £10." Photo: Google
18. Jimmy's Sports Bar in St James
The popular independent venue boasts multiple screens and a stylish rooftop terrace. A spokesman said: "June can only mean one thing. Is it coming home? We are now taking bookings for all matches! Send us a DM to reserve your table." Photo: Google
19. The Squirrels in Duston Village
The Squirrels promises to be a popular destination with its buzzing atmosphere and popular beer garden. Photo: Kirsty Edmonds
20. The Village at Delapre Abbey
‘The Village’ Euro Fanzone at Delapré Abbey, by Sky Bet. Running from June 14 to July 14, this event promises to be the ‘ultimate’ destination for England fans and families alike. Highlights of the Euro Fanzone, which will be open daily from midday, include: every match from the Euros broadcast on a giant outdoor screen; a variety of bars and street food stalls; ping pong and other sports activities; and live coverage of Wimbledon for tennis fans. Tickets are only required for England fixtures. All other matches and screenings are free to attend. England matches are strictly 18+. Photo: Sky Bet