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Watch Euro 2024 final on big screen

To celebrate England’s historic journey to the Euro 2024 final, the council is helping to bring football home – to an outdoor screen in Walpole Park.

Millions of people watched England take on the Netherlands in a nail-biting semi-final match on Wednesday (10 July), with the Three Lions claiming a 2-1 victory over their Dutch rivals in a thrilling match that had viewers at the edge-of-their seats.

Ealing Council is offering residents the opportunity to swap their sofa or the pub bench for the park as we host a family-friendly outdoor screening of the UEFA Euro 2024 final at Ealing Summer Festivals in Walpole Park.

A limited number of tickets are available on a first come, first served basis for the final against Spain at 8pm on Sunday 14 July. Gates open at 6pm; entry to ticket holders is guaranteed until 7.15pm. After this time, remaining tickets will be issued to anyone waiting without a ticket.

‘Get your tickets quickly’

Councillor Blerina Hashani, the council’s cabinet member for thriving communities, said: “Almost 6 decades since their last major international cup win, England’s men are through to the final of Euro 2024. This astonishing achievement is a fantastic chance bring the community together to celebrate as one – and what better way to do that by hosting the final on a big screen?

“There is just enough time for everyone to catch their breath from the excitement of the semi-final, book their tickets before we do it all again on Sunday. Get your tickets quickly and be a part of this historic final – we expect them to go quicker than a cold beer on a sunny evening.”

The details you need to know

Tickets are limited to 4 per booking. Under-18s must be accompanied by a parent, carer or guardian. Maximum of 2 under-18s per responsible adult.

Unless you have a specific dietary requirement, don’t take any food or drink. There will be bars and food on site.

If you take a flag, it must not have a staff/pole and needs to be kept below head height so it doesn’t stop others enjoying the action. Capes are welcome. No flares, airhorns or chairs (except wheelchairs) are allowed. If you have limited mobility, there will be a separate seating area available. You should speak to staff when you arrive if you need a seat – because you will not be allowed your own chair. Wheelchair users or those with buggies should note that this event is on flat but slightly bumpy grass.

Terms and conditions apply – so you should read these carefully before booking tickets.

Tickets are available on the Ealing Summer Festivals website.

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