Yahoo Finance Where to watch Euro 2024 in London, from Boxpark to Baller FC
Gareth Southgate has announced his provisional team – no Rashford! – and it’s full steam ahead to Euro 2024. With only weeks remaining until the opening match, Germany vs Scotland on 14 June, it’s time to start planning where you’re going to camp out to catch the big games. Here are our tips for where to watch Euro 2024 to make sure you see the action surrounded by fellow enjoyers of the Three Lions.
Greenwich Fan Park
The closest to an official fanpark for the Euros in London are the huge spaces operated by For the Fans (4TF), where thousands will congregate under massive screens to cheer on the lads. There are spaces in Greenwich and Dalston and given the option we’d go for the former. Studio 338 describes itself as an “Ibiza-style mega-club” with a square footage you can only find on the outer reaches of the city centre.
Each match will have “special guests”, including Paul Robinson, Carlton Cole and – a leftfield choice given his questionable output since retiring – Matthew Le Tissier.
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Flat Iron Square
The newly reopened Flat Iron Square is a great space to watch big sports events, with food far above your usual pie and chips and a huge screen to gather beneath. Located just south of London Bridge, it’s a brilliant central location for fans meeting up from across the city. It’s free to book tables but it’s worth doing so nice and early to avoid disappointment. If you’re looking for where to watch Euro 2024, look no further.
Pop Brixton
Pop Brixton, the street food and drink market, is installing four high-definition screens for the 2024 Euros. Booking is already open online for all the big games, so book now to guarantee a space. There’s a great selection of street food and drinks, and tables will be available an hour before kick-off so you can bed in with a frosty one before the big kick-off.
Baller FC
If you find the big laddish crowds that tend to go to football spaces a bit of a turn off, Baller FC have got you covered. They host football watch parties for women and non-binary folk that want to feel comfortable and support with a slightly different energy. This Euros they’re taking over the Signature Brew venue in Haggerston, east London, and tickets for all major matches are on sale now.
Battersea Brewery
If you’re out west – or still haven’t checked out the new Battersea Power Station development – book a table at Battersea Brewery. Tables are available to book now for all the big fixtures, and there’s in-house brews to celebrate (or commiserate) with, as well as a range of British pub classics to keep you full. The historic power station is nearby if you fancy a wander around the new shopping centre and restaurant complex beforehand. The question of where to watch Euro 2024 has been answered.
Boxpark
And there’s always the good old faithful Boxpark, which is a tried and tested venue for football shenanigans, Check out the Wembley one to feel even closer to the England team. And pray it doesn’t go to penalties.
