A socially-distanced festival site near Manchester will be showing the Euros final on a big screen.
The nation will be on tenterhooks this Sunday hoping to see England storm to victory against Italy.
Gareth Southgate's team have already made history, being the first squad in 55 years to make it to a major final.
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Pubs across Greater Manchester have been flooded with bookings from people wanting to watch the monumental match with a pint in hand.
And now there's a massive screen that will have all the action, in a socially-distanced, lakeside setting.
The Tatton Park Pop Up Festival has decided to open its gates to football fans this Sunday.
Groups of up to six people can book their own 'square' area, with table service food and drink and no age limits.
At the time of writing, there are still standard tickets left, priced at £15 per person, though VIP tickets have sold out.
Pre-match entertainment will come from Paul Pashley singing footy favourites, with N-Trance DJ Junior K spinning tunes on the decks.
Drinks partners include celebrity favourite wine Whispering Angel, as well as Peroni, Asahi, Grey Goose and Laurent-Perrier, served alongside food including burgers, hot dogs and loaded fries.
Festival organiser and events entrepreneur Rebecca Hartley said: “It’s about time we had something to celebrate together as a country and I can’t wait to cheer England on from the best location in the north west.
"Come and join us at Tatton Park for an evening to remember as England make history in our first ever European Championship final match. It’s coming home!"
Visit tattonparkpopupfestival.co.uk to book tickets.
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