Manchester to be turned into a huge fan park after England make it to Euros final

The streets of Manchester will be turned into a massive fan park after England made it to the final of the Euros. Sports event organisers 4TheFans announced plans for a fan zone that can hold up to 4,500.

The company have handpicked the legendary Progress Centre in Ardwick as the location where fans can join to witness England possibly make history as they take on Spain on Sunday evening.

Excited fans will experience the game on Manchester's biggest anti-glare screens, with world-class sound systems, exclusive bar and food traders, DJs, competitions, giveaways and more, all overseen by a 4TheFans host.

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4TheFans say there will also be a football legend on hand to give match analysis and banter. Tickets are on offer with 'buy one get one half price' deal at £7.50 per person, a single ticket is going from £10 per person, or limited front section tickets from £15 (all plus booking fee). All available on their site.

England beat the Netherlands 2-1 at the Borussia Dortmund Stadium on Wednesday night in the semi-final of the Euros. Spain booked their place in the final after a 2-1 against France on Tuesday (July 9).