A big screen has come to life on Sheffield’s Devonshire Green in time for the England vs Norway World Cup clash tonight.
The quarter final battle kicks off at 10pm and will likely see thousands of revellers take to Sheffield city centre in pubs and parks for the match.
Just in time, a fan zone has arrived on Devonshire Green where ticket holders can watch the Three Lions in style.
And, with any luck, it will be the first of three England games to come as Harry Kane’s squad surely sweeps to the final. Surely.
Take a peek at the fan zone below which will be the nerve centre of Sheffield’s celebrations - or commiserations - by the end of the night.
Fans will have to pay to get in for the England games - but other matches will be free admission.
Supporters are also out of luck for games that start too late at night - such as the very last quarter final on July 12, which begins at 2am.
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1. Devonshire Green Fan Zone is match ready for England Vs Norway clash
A big screen has come to life on Devonshire Green where a fan zone is ready for the England Vs Norway World Cup quarter final tonight (July 11). | Iconic Media Group

2. Ticketed for England
The fan zone is ticketed for England matches but free for every other game - will there be another England match to come? | Iconic Media Group
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3. Match ready
The zone is bedecked with England flags and at the ready with water taps, food & drink vendors, and plenty of toilets. | Iconic Media Group
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4. Welcome to Fan City
The quarter final battle kicks off at 10pm and will likely see thousands of revellers take to Sheffield city centre in pubs and parks for the match. | Iconic Media Group
