To mark the Euros final this weekend, the Mayor of London will be hosting a public screening at the O2 – with 15,000 tickets up for grabs.

This Sunday, England fans are getting geared up to watch England take on Spain in the Euros final, with the Three Lions team in the running to win their first major trophy since 1966.

Following England’s 2-1 victory over the Netherlands yesterday, fans will be able to watch the UEFA EURO 2024 final in what has been dubbed London’s “largest free screening” on 16-metre screens in the O2, starting at 6pm with pre-match entertainment before kick-off at 8pm.

Steve Sayer, SVP & General Manager at The O2, said: “We’re thrilled to be welcoming England fans to The O2 this Sunday to cheer on the Three Lions.

“It’s going to be an incredible atmosphere with up to 15,000 fans in the arena, and hopefully a memorable night of celebrations. It’s coming home."

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan said: “I am so proud of what this team have achieved in reaching another major final. I’m delighted that we can now invite 15,000 England fans to The O2 on Sunday night for what we all hope will be a night of great drama and celebration.

“For those who can’t make it to The O2, there will be a plethora of pubs, clubs, bars and other hospitality venues across London receiving a welcome economic boost and generating a fantastic atmosphere by showing the match.

“We all recall the heartache of Wembley three years ago but being a football fan requires eternal optimism and we now stand ready once again to roar on the Three Lions as they look to finish the job against Spain. Come on England."

How to get tickets

England fans will have the chance to get tickets by a ballot on City Hall’s website from 10am today (July 11) and will be open until 9am on Friday (July 12).

Successful entrants will be contacted by email to secure their place at the screening for up to four people.

The ballot is open to those aged 18 or over, with under 18s able to attend the screening with an adult.