Birmingham’s Utilita Arena will become Europe’s biggest World Cup fan zone for 10,000 people if the England team get through to the Quarter Finals.
The fan zone will be in the Utilita Arena in birmingham -city-centre> Birmingham city centre, with live coverage on big screens straight from Miami.
4TheFans is behind the event, the brand that hosted a huge arena fan park in the arena when Aston Villa romped home to victory in the Europa League Final against SC Freiburg.
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It says it will host England football legends at the event, with match analysis and banter to keep fans entertained.
There’ll also be DJs, fun and special FX to celebrate each goal.
England will play Mexico in a Round of 16 match on Monday, July 6.
That’ll be the deciding factor as to whether the fan park goes ahead.
Those who have faith are invited to buy tickets now from just £7.50, with a free beer thrown in and a money-back guarantee should it all go pear-shaped in Mexico.
There are premium tickets too, seats with tables on the arena floor, from £26.
Fortunately for footy fans, the Quarter Final game will be on much earlier than this 1am Mexico match, with a 10pm kick-off.
It means that local pubs will be able to screen it too, if you miss out on tickets to the arena.
We’ve got a story here on venues around the city that show the football if it’s helpful.
All that’s left now for England is to get that win over Mexico.
It’s coming home!