FourFourTwo looks at where to watch Euro 2024 in Manchester, with the best pubs, bars and venues to take in this summer's action
England fans will have plenty of choice when it comes to pubs in and around Manchester.(Image credit: Getty Images)
Want to know where to watch Euro 2024 in Manchester? Course you do.
Fans from all around the UK will be piling into pubs and beer gardens bidding to cheer home the Three Lions this summer, as Gareth Southgate's men attempt to end 58 years of hurt in Germany at Euro 2024.
Heavily tipped as the current tournament favourites, England kick-off their campaign against Serbia on June 16, before facing Denmark on June 20 and Slovenia just five days later.
With Manchester home to 2.8million people, chances are plenty will be aiming to watch England from inside a bar, with the north-west offering up some great services during the month-long tournament.
And of course, we've got the ultimate guide to the best places across the city of Manchester to catch the football – courtesy of Manchester-based Matty Holt. So why not check out some of our recommendations for a boisterous atmosphere?
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Where to watch Euro 2024 in Manchester this summer: 1. The Lawn Club
The Lawn Club in Manchester (Image credit: Getty Images)
Situated in the city centre and the popular hub of Spinningfields, The Lawn Club offers a vibrant atmosphere with boss indoor and outdoor seating. A huge screen has just been erected at the rear of the premises too as they gear up to welcome hundreds of football fans across the summer.
Diecast will host Fanzone parties in Manchester this summer (Image credit: Getty Images)
Following a successful launch at Mayfield Depot in 2022, Diecast returns to host indoor Fanzones for England fans wishing to cheer on the Three Lions. Tickets start at just £11 and you can expect pre and post-match entertainment with DJs, hosts, quizzes, special guests, competitions and more.
The Oasthouse is another bar situated in Spinningfields (Image credit: Getty Images)
Hailed as one of Manchester's best for summer vibes, The Oasthouse is once again in the heart of the city centre and will show Euro 2024 to fans on both its indoor and outdoor screens. All games will have live music on before or after and tickets are required to attend.
Gorilla is a popular events space in Manchester (Image credit: Getty Images)
Located near Oxford Road train station, Gorilla in Manchester is a long-standing music venue that is also set to host punters in time for Euro 2024. Don't expect the same level of atmosphere seen at some of the gigs, but tickets are well-priced for you and your mates to join in the fun.
The Blues Kitchen in Manchester (Image credit: Getty Images)
Another vibrant music space, The Blues Kitchen usually offers belting weekend tunes and live sounds for all to enjoy. But the impressive Concert Hall will screen all of England’s knockout games and you can expect good food alongside supporters cheering Gareth Southgate's men on.
Manchester's newest sports bar has just opened (Image credit: instagram/@blackcatclub)
One for all you cool cats - if you can pardon the pun - Black Cat Club on Brown Street is Manchester's newest sports bar and it's impressive folk around the city. Space for a social work drink, Euro 2024 will be shown and you can show off to your mates with this new pad that has just opened its doors.
Matthew is a Freelance Journalist and has racked up bylines for Manchester United, Manchester Evening News, GOAL and SPORTbible to name a few. A long-term sufferer of Scunthorpe United, he currently resides in the north-west after escaping the smog of North Lincolnshire.
