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England's Three Lions have reached the final of the European Championships where they'll face Spain on Sunday 14th July, kick-off at 8pm.
Here's our starting line-up of where you can watch the match in Exeter and cheer on the team. It's coming home!!
Exeter City FC
Where better place to watch the big game than at Exeter's very own home of football, St James Park. Exeter City FC was where it all began for England's star striker Ollie Watkins and after his dramatic semi-final winning goal England are just one win away from being crowned European Champions.
Turk's Head
With 5x BIG screens you won't miss any of the action at the Turk's Head. It's going to be an electric atmosphere so arrive early to soak it all up and get the orders in early from their exceptional array of brews.
The Dugout Bar
Kick back and watch England's biggest football match since, well the Euro 2020 final. Fingers crossed this match will have a better outcome and you can make a proper night out of it as The Dugout Bar serve up some match winning food and drink.
Courtyard Exeter
Hoping that England will also hit the heights, Courtyard Exeter will be showing the England v Spain match from their rooftop bar. Bring your friends, family and team-mates to cheer on the Three Lions this Sunday.
Winslade Manor
Join the team at Winslade Manor for a night to remember. Doors at the Forge open at 6pm so there's plenty of time to treat yourself to some pre-match fueling before the game kicks off at 8pm.
Boom Battle Bar
Get ready to roar the Three Lions to success at Boom Battle Bar this Sunday. It's going to be a packed house and the atmosphere will be electric so book your table for a night to remember.
The Exeter Brewery
If you like your real ale while watching the big match then The Exeter Brewery will be serving up match winning drinks on Sunday night. Doors open at 7pm and booking essential.
Woodbury Park
To celebrate England reaching the final, this Sunday you can enjoy a brger and a beer for just £10 at Woodbury Park. Now that's what you call a winning team selection!
The Lamb Inn
The big game calls for the big screen and The Lamb Inn, Sandford offers a traditional pub, accompanied by a fabulous courtyard garden. The perfect place to catch the match and enjoy some outdoor drinks.
Brewdog Exeter
Book your spot, grab a beer (or two) and join Brewdog Exeter for the big final. They've even added some tasty Euro specific beers to their team sheet to help get you in the party mood and to hopefully celebrate with.
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St James Park, home of Exeter City Football Club who play in the EFL League One, the third tier of the English football leagues.
Located in the heart of the city centre is one of the region's oldest pubs and a favourite watering hole of Charles Dickens - or so we believe. Recently restored to its former glory, The Turks Head is back with a bang and ready to showcase its 700+ year history.
The Dugout is an upscale sports bar in the heart of Exeter and will be the place to kick back and watch the biggest sporting events from around the globe. Boasting a massive ultra-HD screening wall for an amazing cinematic experience, there’s a perfect view from every table and we’ll be showing sport all day every day. The food and drink at The Dugout is also an epic event that never fails to hit the spot.
Uniquely placed next to Exeter Chiefs, Courtyard Exeter Sandy Park hotel combines style and innovative design in a distinctive location. Whether you’re in Exeter for business, pleasure or to watch a match, we provide all you need for a worthwhile visit.
Winslade Manor Restaurant & Bar is an exciting new lifestyle destination for Exeter and the south west. Chef Director Matt Mason uses the best local ingredients in menus to suit every taste and occasion. We’re excited to welcome you as our guests.
Nestled in 350 acres of glorious Devon countryside, sits Woodbury Park Hotel & Golf Club. A rural haven close to the heart of Exeter.
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