Where to watch the Euros 2024 in Manchester

From screenings to pubs, this is our guide to the best places to watch the Euros 2024 will make sure you don't miss a moment of the action! 

A lively bar with a crowd of people engaging in conversation. A large television screen on the wall displays a soccer match. Industrial decor with hanging lights and exposed pipes creates a cozy atmosphere. Glasses and bottles are visible on shelves behind the bar.
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Escape to Freight Island

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With the return of its Festival of Football this summer, expect huge crowds reacting to every nail-biting moment of Euro 2024 together in what promises to be an electrifying atmosphere. Watch on the city’s largest HD indoor screens at the Platform and Sports Bar, while families are welcome in the cool and calm Plant Room, which has been turned into Freight Island’s family fanzone.

General admission is free for all Euro 2024 games, although for England matches tables of six will be available at The Platform for £15 per person, and tables of six to eight will be avaliable in the Sports Bar for £10 per person. 


The Oast House

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One of the best pubs to watch the Euros, you can watch non-England games indoors for free - if the weather plays fair you'll want to be outside for the England games, with music lifting the mood before and/or after the match (depending on kick-off). 

Outside in the courtyard the match will be shown on a big screen; General Admission standing tickets cost £15 and include a complementary can of Madri, while VIP tables (costing up to £250) seat 6 people and include a bucket of Madri on arrival, sharing food for 6 people and another Madri bucket at halftime.


BOX Deansgate

A sports bar with multiple large screens displaying live soccer matches. The bar features a mix of red and black seating, high-top tables, and a well-stocked bar. The atmosphere includes vibrant decor with sports-themed signs and a small stage with musical instruments.
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One of the most popular places to watch sport anywhere in Manchester; with 25 premium HD widescreens, here you won’t miss a moment of Euro 2024


The Brotherhood of Pursuits & Pastimes

A dimly lit bar with a warm, inviting atmosphere. High wooden tables and stools are scattered throughout. The bar counter in the background is well-stocked with various bottles, and three large TV screens above display a sports game. Decor includes clocks and beer signs.
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Enjoy the Euros in style in this classy and comfortable sports bar with an early 20th-Century vibe


The Lawn Club

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This popular and airy restaurant-bar in Spinningfields will be booking up fast; it recently acquired a massive 160-inch (or13-foot!) screen for its ‘Euro fanzone’ on the rooftop lawn!

If you don’t manage to get a ticket to watch from the lawn, there are three big screens in the indoor area. Tickets for England games start at £10 and packages go up to £25 for a place on an 8-seater raised table with the best view on the lawn, plus two pitchers of beer and food to share.