A music venue in Norwich will be screening the Euros whatever the weather this summer.
Epic Studios, in Magdalen Street, will be bringing their free screening events back "bigger and better" after previous events proved successful.
The event space, which boasts 10,000 sq. ft, will transform into a city centre fan zone for England's first three matches of the European football tournament.
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There will be special effects at the events when England score or win (Image: Epic Studios)
Guests as young as 12 are welcome to come along to watch a match as the hosts are looking to create a family-friendly atmosphere.
James Wickham, events assistant at Epic Studios, said: "I think we're going to be one of the few places hoping for bad weather!
"Our DJ will be performing and we will have special effects like confetti for big goals or if we win.
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After popular events for previous tournaments, the venue has decided to bring the screening events back bigger and better (Image: Epic Studios)
"We love it - we're very excited - even if we weren’t showing the games we’d definitely all still be sitting up here watching it.”
The event coordinators will be hosting the matches like they do their gigs - there will be a huge screen on stage and two LED projector screens on either side.
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Tickets to the events will be free, with a 12+ age restriction (Image: Epic Studios)
Doors will open approximately two hours before kick-off and the build-up will be equipped with DJ sets and special effects.
Bucket List loaded chip buckets will be on offer as well as drinks will be available from Norwich's longest bar.
The first three screenings will be on June 16, June 20 and June 25.
Tickets are free, but it is advised to book them in advance via https://epic-tv.com/events/whats-on/category/sports/
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