After a nail-biting game last night Londoners are preparing to watch this weekend’s England World Cup fixture, although the kick off is at the rather unconventional time of 1AM on Monday morning. If you’re staying up on Sunday night into Monday morning to watch the game, there are plenty of
Adam Bloodworth
Thursday 02 July 2026 1:18 pm | Updated: Thursday 02 July 2026 1:30 pm
After a nail-biting game last night Londoners are preparing to watch this weekend’s England World Cup fixture, although the kick off is at the rather unconventional time of 1AM on Monday morning.
If you’re staying up on Sunday night into Monday morning to watch the game, there are plenty of options for places to book. Here are some of our favourites.
England World Cup at KERB Spitalfields
The food court is opening for the big match, with tickets starting from £12 which includes one free drink. Expect a terrace, clubroom, and those famous beer towers.
TOCA Social White City
Doors open from 11PM for a fan zone atmosphere, with plenty of food and drink options available, and tickets priced cheaply at £5 for entry.
All Boxpark venues
All five Boxpark venues – including Shoreditch, Wembley and Croydon in London – will be showing the match this Sunday evening into Monday morning. Tickets are on sale now.
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Pubs all across London will be open throughout the night to show the England World Cup game. Here are some at different locations across the capital.
The Falcon Clapham
The Sun Clapham
Hope & Anchor Brixton
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Northcote Records Battersea
Venn St Records Clapham
Grand Junction Arms Harlesden
The Alwyne Castle Highbury
Crooked Billet Clapton
Arnos Arms Southgate
Fans are expected to spend a fortune during this year’s England World Cup games. One estimation suggested that England fan spending in pubs could lead to an extra £150m in consumer spending following our win over Panama, while fans were expected to fork out an extra £22m in pubs across the country that following weekend.
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