As England prepare to face Norway in Saturday's World Cup quarter-final, supporters across London are expected to pack out the capital's pubs and bars.
Some of London's cinemas, music venues, outdoor fan zones and community ******* es are offering an alternative to the traditional beer-fuelled experience.
Here are some of the capital's more unusual places to watch England's biggest game of the tournament so far.
With temperatures forecast to remain above 20C for the 22:00 BST kick-off, many supporters will be looking to watch the match outdoors.
Between the Bridges, on the South Bank, is transforming into an open-air beer garden with giant screens, street food and live entertainment.
Some of London's cinemas, music venues, outdoor fan zones and community ******* es are offering an alternative to the traditional beer-fuelled experience.
Here are some of the capital's more unusual places to watch England's biggest game of the tournament so far.
With temperatures forecast to remain above 20C for the 22:00 BST kick-off, many supporters will be looking to watch the match outdoors.
Between the Bridges, on the South Bank, is transforming into an open-air beer garden with giant screens, street food and live entertainment.
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