After an incredible tournament, England now face New Zealand in the semi final of the 2019 Rugby World Cup.
While the All Blacks are the favourites to win the game and the overall tournament, England will still fancy their chances.
Many will remember Jonny Wilkinson's legendary drop goal which saw England to victory in 2003, and fans up and down the country will be hoping the team can give us something to cheer about 16 years on.
Unless you were lucky enough to secure tickets to the massive game, which kicks off at 9am on Saturday morning, you will likely want to watch the action unfold in a lively atmosphere.
Thankfully there are plenty of options in Bristol - below are some of the best.
Brewhouse
31-35 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6JY
0117 973 3793
Brewhouse and Kitchen on Cotham Hill has a delicious breakfast menu available, featuring its all-new Brunch Burger served in a 'Croll' (a cross between a croissant and a roll).
It will also be serving its newly-tapped low-ABV beers on draught as well over 70 other craft beers and ciders, along with a range of soft drinks.
Bambalan
Podium Level, Colston Tower, Colston Street, BS1 4XE
0117 922 1880
Popular city centre bar and restaurant Bambalan will be showing almost all of the matches from this year’s Rugby World Cup 2019 on a specially installed projector.
Rugby fans will be able to visit from 8am seven days a week throughout the tournament to catch all of the action, rounding off with a big all day party to celebrate the final.
Alongside their usual hearty brunch offering, Bambalan will be offering specially created Rugby World Cup packages, making it the perfect spot for big groups, corporate and client entertaining.
Booking is recommended in advance and can be done online on Bambalan's website.
The Barley Mow
39 Barton Rd, St Philips, Bristol BS2 0LF
0117 930 4709
Neighbourhood pub The Barley Mow, which recently featured as our Pub Of The Week, will show Rugby World matches after the 6 Nations was well attended.
Pub landlord Harry Acfield said he will install a new projector to make for a better viewing experience, and the pub's selection of top notch beers will go down well.
Check out the pub's website for more information.
The Bank Tavern
8 John Street, City Centre, BS1 2HR
0117 930 4691
The Bank Tavern is famous for its Sunday roasts, which are now booked up all the way until November next year.
With a rugby-loving owner, the tucked-away pub will also be showing all World Cup games, with a slap-up breakfast for those heading in on Saturday to watch the morning matches.
Between 9am and 11am, you could be tucking into a proper full English breakfast before or during some of the biggest matches of the tournament. Perfect.
To book a space, head to the Res Diary website.
HallPass
15 Small St, Bristol BS1 1DE
0117 930 0463
HallPass is Bristol's new sports bar, located slap bang in the city centre.
With 12 big screens as well as games including beer pong, vintage arcade machines and table football, it's the perfect place to kick back and enjoy the action.
Oh, and some of pints are as cheap as Wetherspoon's prices, which is definitely a selling point.
The Old Fish Market
59-63 Baldwin St, Bristol BS1 1QZ
0117 921 1515
Baldwin Street boozer The Old Fish Market shows all the main sporting events and the Rugby World Cup is no exception.
The various big screens combined with decent pub grub make it a decent option for watching the games.
Those after a rowdy atmosphere should look no further.
The Albion
Boyce's Ave, Clifton Village, Bristol BS8 4AA
0117 973 3522
With a country pub feel, The Albion is a well-liked watering hole in Clifton and it's likely to be even more popular during the World Cup.
It has screens both inside and outside in the garden, which means you don't have to miss any of the action if you nip out for a fag or some fresh air.
Email the pub on i@thealbionclifton.com for more information.
King Street Brew House
13 Welsh Back, Bristol BS1 4RR
0117 405 8948
With a decent range of beers, King Street Brew House is one of the most popular pubs on the bustling King Street.
It's also a very popular option for watching live sports with screens dotted on various walls within the pub.
If you find yourself in the city centre and keen to watch some action, it's a very solid option.
You can book a table on its website.
The Prince Street Social
37-41 Prince St, Bristol BS1 4PS
0117 405 8949
With reasonably priced food and drinks and only a short walk to the scenic harbourside, The Prince Street Social is worth considering.
It serves a decent brunch menu, meaning you can pair the two for the perfect start to the day.
Visit its website to book a table.
