Where to watch the Euros final in London

We run through the most popular places to watch the final of the euros and ask Londoners where they’ll be watching from too.

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00:00England are playing Spain in the final of the European Championships. After

00:05beating the Netherlands on Wednesday, the three Lions will compete in their

00:09first ever final on foreign soil. The road to Berlin has been tumultuous with

00:15players and coaches met with criticism, but Gareth Southgate has now become the

00:20only manager in history to reach two finals with England. For Londoners

00:26though, where is the best place to watch the final in the capital? Well, Bucks Park

00:31has become a fan favourite with locations in both Croydon and Shoreditch.

00:35Although they're sold out, people are still trying to get their hands on some

00:39tickets, but beware points could go flying if England manage to pull it off.

00:44London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced England v Spain will be shown on a huge

00:4916-meter screen with fans invited to arrive at the O2 from 6pm to 8pm to

00:56enjoy a pre-match entertainment. Mayor of London Sadiq Khan said I am so proud

01:02of what this team have achieved in reaching another major final and he is

01:06delighted that we can now invite 15,000 England fans to the O2 on Sunday night

01:11for what he hopes will be a night of great drama and celebration. But where

01:17do locals in London want to go? Do they think staying at home is better? Have

01:22they got their hearts set on a wild night out or will they just be heading

01:26down to the local pub? Yeah, I mean I live down in South London Croydon

01:31near Bucks Park so I'm trying to get in there because there's always a good

01:34atmosphere in there. It's a bit wild, you know, pints flying around when England

01:38score and I can't beat the atmosphere watching it in London.

01:42The Southie Brewery in Penn. I mean actually it's been killer. I've

01:47been watching it at home. I've been away for like a decade so first time watching

01:50football back at home and it's been brilliant. So I don't know if it's the

01:54best place but I had a blast watching the quarter-finals there. I'll be with

01:59me family, I'll be with me boys, we'll be watching it as a family all together.

02:03I love when I see everyone jumping up and down in the pub and all that but

02:09whenever I do that I can never watch the game fully because I'm always talking but

02:13when you're in your own house you're watching everything. Very excited for it

02:17and I will be celebrating it in Greece in Crete with my son so we're looking

02:23forward to that very much yes and I watched all the other matches and we're

02:26very excited. Yeah I mean I think we're all hoping that we pull something through

02:30in the end. Semis I think all had us on edge but I've got a feeling the boys

02:35will pull through. I've been low-key all the way through this. We've been

02:39absolutely shocking all the way up until Wednesday. That was our first great half.

02:46Where that half come from I don't know. So there we have it England versus Spain

02:53on Sunday night. Come on guys it's coming home.