Thanks to the success of the England football team in the Euro 2024 semi-final against the Netherlands earlier this week, they have now booked their place in the final.
Kicking off at 8pm on Sunday, July 14, the Three Lions will take on Spain for the highly anticipated game at the Olympiastadion stadium in Berlin.
Airlines are reportedly putting on extra flights from England as fans prepare to travel to the sold-out game.
Pubs in the UK will be allowed to stay open until 1am under a special licensing agreement so if you are staying closer to home, we have listed seven Bury bars which will be showing the game for you to enjoy the all of action in real time.
The Marketside Tavern - 1A Princess Parade, Bury, BL9 0QL
This tavern is hosting a free barbecue from 6.30pm before the big game kicks off at 8pm. It’s also dog-friendly so you can bring your canine friends along too.
The Robert Peel - 5-10 Market Place, Bury, BL9 0LD
In the heart of town, the Robert Peel is showing the game on five big screens and has offers on bottled beer.
Broad Street Social - 9 Broad Street Bury BL9 0DA
An independent bar by Brewsmith Beer, Broad Street Social will be showing the game at 8pm and is dog friendly. Walk ins only.
The Two Tubs – 19 The Wylde, Bury BL9 0LA
Built in the early 1700s, the oldest pub in town will be showing the game on big screens in a family-friendly setting.
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The Towler Inn - 460 Walmersley Rd, Bury BL9 6QE
This pub on Walmersley Road will be celebrating the Euro 2024 final from 4pm with a disco and eight big screens showing the live game.
Rose and Crown – Manchester Old Road, Bury, Lancashire, BL9 0TR
Open from 3pm, the Rose and Crown will be showing the final in their family-friendly venue. Walk-ins are welcome but booking in advance is recommended.
Rayners - 30-32 Haymarket St, Bury BL9 0AY
With a terrace beer garden and close to Bury Market, Rayners will be showing at the final across nine screens from 8pm.
Of course, there will be many more great pubs across the borough showing the match on Sunday, with those venturing out hoping to experience a memorable night.
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