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Fan zone in Trafalgar Square for Women’s Euros

A five-a-side football pitch is set to be put up in Trafalgar Square to help promote the Women’s Euros.

Up to 7,000 people will be able to watch the final of the tournament streamed in the famous square on July 31, and a series of activities will be set up to encourage people to engage with the tournament.

If England makes the semi-finals their semi-final match will also be streamed at Trafalgar Square. Westminster City council granted the fan zone an alcohol licence although drinks will not be served after 15 minutes of the second half. Fans will not be allowed to bring their own alcoholic drinks into the zone.

The football village will be family-focused with a variety of interactive games for children to enjoy to help inspire young generations to take up the sport including the artificial five-a-side pitch.

Exhibition games will be played in Trafalgar Square throughout the tournament and ​​there will be a screening of Bend It Like Beckham to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the film’s release.

The pop-up football pitch will also offer training sessions, live panel discussions, interviews and music. The fan zone will be in place for nine days between July 23-31 while the tournament is taking place.

The zone will also have a small stage and fans will be able to buy food and drinks. There were no objections to the festival from Westminster residents. The Women’s Euros are set to take place across nine cities. Games in London will be taking place at the Brentford Community Stadium.


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