The Euros are fast approaching with kickoff on June 14. While the BBC and ITV will be showing the games, fans can also head to one of several big screens across the UK to watch England and Scotland play for more atmosphere.

While some big screens may also show other group games, fans will likely have to head to their local pub if they want to see as many games as possible.

England will first play against Serbia at 8pm on June 16 while Scotland will play in the first game of the championship against Germany on June 14 at 8pm.

So where are the UK’s best big screens to watch the Euros?

4TF (For the Fans) will be hosting big-screen events and fan parks across the UK, including at The Fed in Newcastle and BAAD in Glasgow.

In Plymouth, Home Park Stadium will be showing every England game on two giant screens. More big screens across the UK could be announced if England or Scotland advance out of their groups.

The majority of the UK’s big-screen events will be ticketed so make sure to purchase a spot ahead of time if you want to join.

If you miss out on a ticket, don’t worry, as pubs across the UK are expected to show the games. However, it may be best to book a table as these are expected to be extremely popular.