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They think it's all under...
The brilliant Brunel Museum in Rotherhithe has announced that it's screening a handful of Euro 2024 matches in its stunning Victorian tunnel shaft. The subterranean space was dug as part of the construction of Mark and Isambard Brunel's Thames Tunnel, which opened in 1843, and now serves as the leg of the London Overground between Rotherhithe and Wapping. The shaft itself opened to the public in 2011 — with a fancy staircase being added in 2016 — and serves as a wonderful underground space for concerts, talks and the like.
For a handful of the Euros games, the museum is erecting a big screen projector in the tunnel shaft (it's also promising 'big sound' — indeed, we imagine the sound down there could be VERY big). There'll also be a pop-up bar with Ansbach & Hobday beers and wine, and fun, games and raffles with prizes.
Plus something else very special — a guaranteed seat.
The games the museum has confirmed it's showing are:
Sunday 16 June
England vs Serbia
Monday 17 June
France vs Austria
Thursday 20 June
England v Denmark
Italy v Spain
Monday 24 June
Italy v Croatia
Tuesday 25 June
France v Poland
England v Slovenia
We hope that if England progress in the tournament, more of these special screenings will be announced.
Euro 2024 matches at the Brunel Museum tunnel shaft, tickets from £5
