Women’s Euros 2025: Watch Parties

Wanting to follow the Lionesses through this summer’s Euro 2025 tournament back home alongside your fellow fans? We’ve pulled together a list of “Watch Parties” which have been independently organised across the country.

Please note these aren’t FSA events so check directly with the organisers to ensure they are still going ahead.

Broadcast & kick-off times:

• Saturday 5th July – France v England (ITV) – 8pm BST
• Wednesday 9th July – England v Netherlands (BBC) – 5pm BST
• Sunday 13th July – England v Wales (ITV) – 8pm BST

UK watch parties – nationwide:

Women in Football are running a series of watch parties across England for all three group games in collaboration with TOCA Social.

• Saturday 5th July:
  England v France, TOCA Social, the Bullring, Birmingham
  England v France, TOCA Social, London Westfield
  England v France, Newfields Law, Cardiff
• Wednesday 9th July:
  England v Netherlands, TOCA Social Birmingham, the Bullring, Birmingham
  England v Netherlands- panel event and watch party, Blackburn (times and location still to be confirmed – please check Women in Football website for details)
  England v Netherlands- panel event featuring ex-Lionesses players and watch party, TOCA Social, London White City
• Sunday 13th July:
  England v Wales watch party, Newfields Law, Cardiff
  England v Wales watch party, TOCA Social, the Bullring, Birmingham
• Quarter-final, semi-final andfinal events: To be confirmed depending on progress of home nations – check Women in Football website once the draws are made.

These events are open to members of Women in Football. To join for free, check event details and book a place, visit their website.

This Fan Girl are hoping to hold some events through the tournament – check out “This Fan Girl – Where Women Power Football” website for up to date information.

Regional watch parties

South West

Exeter City Women FC (supported by Exeter City Women FC Supporters club – ECWFC) – ECWFC face Cardiff City FCW on the same day the Lionesses play Wales on the 13th July. You can get one ticket for the two events – for more information check out their website here.

London & south east

Arsenal Women Supporters Club will be hosting meetups for every England game at Camden Town Brewery. Meet ups will start two hours before each kick off. Bookings for the group stage are now open, so join the Gooners in cheering on England (or whatever flavour you prefer).

For the duration of the tournament, there will be 20% discount on core beers and food between 4pm and 7pm on match days, along with games and challenges where there are prizes to be won.

Book before Wednesday 2nd July  to get a complimentary can of Camden Brewery’s NW5 Lager for you and the rest of your group. The plan is to hold more meet ups for knock-out matches that England are featured in too. Follow the group here for more details: @arsenalwomensc

Punjabi Rams (under Apna England) will be hosting a watch party in Slough.

SupportHersCollective will also be hosting a watch party in London for England vs Jamaica at Style of our own (SOOO), 245 Regent Street, London, follow them on Instagram for more information.

Baller FC is a collective of fans set up to make a safe, inclusive and welcoming place for people to enjoy watching women’s football. They are hosting a festival of football which includes watch parties. Follow them for more details @ballerfc_ldn and keep up to date on their website.

Women of Wimbledon Supporters Association and AFC Wimbledon will be screening the quarter-finals, semi-final and final at the Cherry Red Records Stadium, Plough Lane. Full details will be published on the club’s website.

Tickets are likely to be priced at £5 and will have a drinks token included, purchasable via the AFC Wimbledon ticketing site.

Yorkshire and the Midlands

Nottingham Forest are hosting live screenings of the group stage games. Supporters will have the chance to have their picture taken with the FA WNL Cup, Northern Premier Division Trophy and meet some of the Nottingham Forest Women’s team as well.

Tickets are £5 for adults, £2.50 for under-12s. Tickets include a beer or wine for adults or soft drink on arrival. More information can be found on Nottingham Forest’s website.

Proud Baggies will be hosting watch parties for all of the Lionesses matches at The Village Inn, Lower Essex Street, Birmingham, B5 6RD. Fans are welcome to join from an hour before kick-off at The Village Inn and then for post-match after parties at the same venue. Follow the Proud Baggies on Instagram for more updates.

Rainbow Blades will be hosting a watch party in Sheffield. At the time of publication details were being confirmed so please follow the Rainbow Blades on social media for updates.

Rainbow Owls will be hosting a watch party in Sheffield at the Itchy Pig, Banner Cross for England’s opening game. See their website for more information.

Sheffield United Women’s Supporters Club will be hosting a meet up on Sunday 13th July, starting at 7.30pm at the Porter Brook, Ecclesall Road, Sheffield. The plan is to hold more should England progress to the knock out phase. Follow the group on social media for more details: @sufcwomenfans

Villa Bellas will also be hosting a watch party in Birmingham and, again, follow them on social media or future updates.

North East

Durham Women FC will host watch parties at The Library Durham (46 Saddler Street, Durham). All are welcome and the party is completely free. The Library is conveniently located in Durham city centre, close to the train station, bus station and numerous parking options.

North West

The National Football Museum is hosting a series of special displays and events across the competition, starting with “The Big Kick Off” celebration weekender at the end of June. More information will be available via the National Football Museum website.

The People’s Front of Peasley are having a double header watch party on Saturday 5th July at Reds Liverpool, 26 Exchange Street East, Liverpool (L2 3PH). Start time is 4pm. The first match is Wales vs Netherlands, followed by France vs England. Food is available from the bar. If you have any questions reach out to the group on Instagram: @the_pfop

Elsewhere

The National Lottery will be hosting a series of events and activities throughout the tournament – its “Big Football Day” celebrations – and you can find out if anything is happening near you here.