Can’t make it to the Euros? Map reveals location of UK fan parks and big screens where fans who missed out on trip to Germany can watch England and Scotland in football’s summer showpiece

The European Championship kicks off tonight as Scotland look to upset the hosts Germany in Munich, where many excited members of the Tartan Army on the ground made their voices heard.

England starts their Euro 2024 campaigned two days later as favorites to make a winning start against Serbia.

Watching all the clips of fans cheering on the continent can easily result in FOMO, but you might be able to make the most of it at home by soaking up the same feverish atmosphere at a screening in Britain.

There are some great venues, from pubs and clubs to the larger fan parks, where you can watch matches live with hundreds of people, all over the country.

Find the full list of fan parks where England and Scotland fans can go for their big matches over the next month.

London

Our capital has the most options when it comes to major European Championship screenings, but most of these won’t show every England and Scotland match, so check before you turn up.

For the fans (4TF) runs fan parks in Greenwich and Dalston, with tickets – required for entry but including one drink – from £12 for the selected games shown.

England’s second and third matches, on June 20 and 25, will be shown outdoors for free at Lower Marsh, Waterloo, if you’re willing to face the possibility of a rainy matchday experience fear of an outbreak in June.

All England matches, no matter how far they go, are shown Clapham Greatwith tickets to cover your first drink, from £12.36.

In the same way, Market halls in Victoria, Oxford Street and Canary Wharf are also taking bookings for all matches in England this summer.

Fan zone 4D host English matches for hundreds of guests at their venues – O2 Forum Kentish Town, Electric Brixton, O2 Shepherds Bush Empire and The Steel Yard

Londoners supporting countries abroad, or simply those who have booked their calendars to watch as much of the tournament as possible, have the chance to watch almost all of them on Box park in Shoreditch, Croydon or Wembley.

Glasgow

Scotland fans who stayed at home can choose between Barras art and design And SWG3 if they are looking for a fan park experience.

The former sells tickets to all Steve Clarke matches from £10, while the latter has tickets from £17.88.

Manchester

Mancunian England fans also have a choice of where to watch their team on the big screen.

The Grass Club in Spinningfields have a 4 meter screen showing the England matches and tickets start from £10.

On the other side of town, Freight island fanzone offers free entry as they show all Three Lions matches and all other Euros matches. There are also a limited number of tickets available for purchase for those who wish to be seated.

There will also be one Lidl Fanzone at Cathedral Square Gardens on June 29 and 30, which would also include England and Scotland’s round of 16 ties if they finish in the top two of their groups.

Nottingham

Nottingham also boasts a number of fan park options for Euro followers. FAN PARK running screenings at Nottingham Secret Garden and The Level. Tickets start at £4.

Leeds

Springwell Brewery in Leeds, the outdoor seating area transforms into a Euro fan zone, with tickets starting from £5.

But the biggest fan zone in Leeds will be there Millennium Squarewhere similarly priced tickets are available to watch all England group matches and the knockout rounds.

For people who don’t want to risk the weather: Beaver works also organizes Euros matches, but people have to book entire tables at once to be sure of a place.

Newcastle

All Euros games are shown in Times Square, Newcastle, with tickets starting from £7.50 for the Fan zone event.

Games will also be shown at The Fed, but available tickets are sold out.

Sunderland

Across the Tyne, in Sunderland, another Fanzone-run park will show all the matches at Keel Edge.

Aberdeen

Back north of the border, Aberdonians can check out their national side at another 4TF park: at the OGV Taproom.

Kilmarnock

Another Scottish fanzone can be found at Ayrshire Athletics Arenain Kilmarnock.

The outdoor ‘family-friendly’ fan zone will showcase all of Scotland’s group games, with attendees asked to book a six-person bench for £90 or a six-person barrel (standing) for £45.

Dundee

There will also be a fan park for Scots in Dundee.

River Park Dundee Fan Park has tickets for around £20, or fans can buy a pass for all three of Scotland’s group matches.

Edinburgh

Lidl’s fan zone will pop up at the Royal Highland Show in Edinburgh from June 20 to 23 – culminating in what is likely to be a crucial match for the Scots against Hungary to qualify for the knockouts.

Bristol

On the other side of the country, Bristolians can watch England in several locations.

Another 4TF fan park is located at 45 Feeder Road, showing all England matches with tickets from £6.

Elsewhere you can get free access to watch games Bristol & Bath Science Park as long as you have booked in advance, or can watch matches indoors SWX for £5 – if you are over 18.

Birmingham

All Euros matches are shown on Luna SpringsBirmingham, with tickets required for matches in England.

There is also a 4TF fan park in England’s second city, which will show England’s last 16 match if they reach that stage.

And Lidl is bringing its fan zone to Birmingham for the opening weekend of the European Championship, where the England opener will also take place, at Centenary Square.

Liverpool

As a football-mad city, it’s no surprise that Liverpool is also a place with a number of options to watch this year’s Euros.

Boxpark has a venue showing most of the tournament’s matches in the Brewery Village, with tickets starting from just over £10.

A cheaper option is at Camp and ovenwhich offers free entry with pints from £4.50.

Blackpool

Blackpool’s Olympia Exhibition Hall will host a Euros fan zone with a capacity for up to 1,000 revelers, with general admission tickets costing £7.25.

Brighton

Central Park, Brighton, is being converted into a fan park by 4TF to show the England matches, with tickets costing around £17 for general admission.

Hastings

Along the seafront in Hastings, 4TF has another fan park near the pier, with tickets from £6.40.

Sheffield

Fan city Sheffield was created on Devonshire Green as a Yorkshire Euros hub with a capacity of 4,000 people.

For matches in England, fans must book in advance, but other matches are shown for free.

Peterborough

Peterborough will also have its own fan park in the Nene viaductorganized by Under Street Party Events.

Tickets can be purchased for €9.50.

Loughborough

FANPARK is organizing a Euros fan zone at Revolution Loughborough to show matches in England and Scotland.

Tickets for England start at £4, while entry for Scotland is free.

Norwich

Norwich Fan Zone takes over Earlham Park with an ‘all-weather big-top tent’, street food, bars and more.

Shown here are all England matches with tickets starting from £10.

Plymouth

Home park stadium in Plymouth will show England matches with tickets starting from £5.