On Sunday evening there will only be one thing on a lot of people’s minds.
After defeating Holland in the dying moments of the game England will face Spain in the Euros final.
In only the nation’s second major final since the historic 1966 triumph Gareth Southgate’s men will be hoping to finally bring football home.
And here are six places in Bolton where you can head for a drink and absorb a potentially landmark moment.
In years to come people’s grandchildren may ask where you were, and here are five places you could watch the game.
Hogarths, Churchgate, in the centre of Bolton will be showing the game. And weather dependent there will also be a barbecue too.
Owner Steve Hoyle said: “We are showing the game.
“Everybody will be hoping they win.
“We have shown every along the way and have had great support.”
Elsewhere people can head to the Victoria Inn on Markland Hill near Heaton.
The pub has confirmed they are showing the game, and on social media uploaded a picture of a Lion in an England flag and said “same again on Sunday” after the semi-final win.
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The Wheatsheaf on Market Street, Westhoughton will be showing the game.
They said on social media: “Join us for the ultimate showdown as England takes on Spain in the EURO 2024 Final.”
Fans can also head to The Cross Guns on Blackburn Road, Egerton.
The pub has claimed it will have the “best atmosphere in Bolton” and has urged people to get there early.
Elsewhere in the centre of Bolton people can head to the Balmoral on Bradshawgate.
They have said the game is “more than a fixture” and is a “moment in history” and have urged people to come along for the coverage which begins at 6.30pm.
Element 51 on Nelson Square will be giving away free pizza during the game when it shows the match on the big screen.
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