London offers alternative viewing for England's World Cup match against Norway
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 11, 2026, 7:01 AM
Last updated Jul 11, 2026
As England prepares to face Norway in the World Cup quarter-final, various venues across London will screen the match at 22:00 BST. While pubs and bars expect large crowds, cinemas, music venues, and community spaces are providing alternative viewing options. Noteworthy locations include outdoor fan zones like Between the Bridges on the South Bank and various Vue and Picturehouse cinemas. Additionally, venues like the Electric Ballroom and Clapham Grand are shifting from concerts to screening the match, while churches and community centers are hosting more relaxed, alcohol-free environments. These screenings cater to an increasing demand for inclusive options during major sporting events.
- •England faces Norway in a World Cup quarter-final.
- •Match screening at 22:00 BST on July 11.
- •Venues include pubs, cinemas, and community centers.
- •Alcohol-free screenings are gaining popularity.
- •Major outdoor events planned at locations like Between the Bridges.
- 7:01 AMYahoo Sports — London's alternative screenings for England's World Cup clash
"England's clash with Norway will see most fans head to the pub, but many others will watch in places from cinemas to churches.
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