England is set to face off against Spain in the final of the UEFA Euros 2024 tomorrow - and where's better to see the Lions (hopefully) bring the trophy home than in your local pub?

Not to jinx it but football may actually be coming home this Sunday (July 14) as England and Spain go head to head in the final of the Euro 2024 in Berlin, with kick off at 8pm.

We've rounded up some places in Oldham where you can tune in to the final and celebrate with pals - or drown your sorrows.

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1. The Greyhound Inn, Royton

Recently crowned J.W. Lees 'Community Pub of the Year' and featured in The Oldham Times' Pub of the Week, The Greyhound Inn on Elly Clough, Holden Fold Lane, has been screening all of England's Euro matches to date - including outside in its large beer garden when the weather decides to play ball.

The pub is a popular drinking spot for Roytoners and local celebrities, including Emmerdale's Kelvin Fletcher.

Landlords, Patrick and Tracey Chetram said they've even had football players pop by for a pint in recent years.

In preparation for the big day tomorrow, the pub said it is suspending its Sunday dinner service from 4pm so be sure to order before 3.30pm if you plan on tucking in before the game.

2. Fox and Pine, Oldham

Over on Greaves Street is another award-winning pub as the Fox and Pine has a hefty trophy cabinet of accolades - including several nods from The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA).

In the Euros 2024 spirit, the pub has been serving up delicious and "civilised" supper platters with a side of footy-related quiz rounds ahead of the Euros games.

The pub has a passionate relationship with sport in Oldham, being the meeting place of The Yeds, the official supports club of Oldham Rugby League Football Club and has been known to have a visit or two from Oldham Athletic chairman, Frank Rothwell.

3. Whittles @ Tokyo, Oldham

Around the corner on Roscoe Street, this large live music venue has been cheering on the Three Lions on its impressive outdoor LED big screens and indoor projector since the tournament began, so you won't miss a moment of the tense finale tomorrow.

Whittles have also teased an "amazing afternoon" of events in the run-up to kick off, with DJ Terry Hall hosing throughout the day to "keep the energy high" before The Tall Faces bring some 1960s, soul, RnB and northern soul to the outdoor stage from 5pm.

Food is also up for grabs all day long and tickets are free - but be sure to reserve your spot as the venue will be packed with football fanatics.

4. Highfield Inn Oldham, Moorside

Getting behind the boys from day one is this little local that always has a lot going on.

The Highfield Inn on Ripponden Road has been cheering along - so expect lots of merriment and 'it's coming home' singalongs. 

Bosses at the pub said "Let's av it" tomorrow, with their host, Captain Jack, starting the party with a karaoke show from 4pm.

The game can be watched from its big 4k HD screen and extra seating will also be available.

5. The Shawside, Shaw and Crompton

Over on Grains Road, The Shawside has an energetic crowd of local footy fans who have been piling in - and out - of this large welcoming pub.

The sports bar has promised to go even bigger and better than before for the final, with not one but four areas to watch the match with two giant outdoor screens and three rooms indoors.

To add to this, its three bars, food truck serving up pizza, pre-match entertainment and  "more screens than Curry's PC World" certainly makes it an ideal spot for the big day.

Bosses at the pub promise to offer "the best set up around" town - and photographs and videos of supporters show the premises has had an electric atmosphere so far.

They have also warned the pub has a zero tolerance to any form of anti-social behaviour and "drink throwing" and, as a precautionary measure, will be serving its drinks in plastic cups.

With the finale ahead, The Shawside will also be closed on Monday, July 15, to recover.

6. The Angel Inn, Royton

The Angel Inn on Shaw Road has recently been recognised for its 'cellar excellence', bagging a Beer Academy 2024 award just last month.

The pub has five screens, a projector, drinks deals and a great atmosphere to boot for football fans looking forward to the finale.

Landlady, Carly Brotherdale, said: "Bring on Sunday!" as she revealed the pub has some tantalising deals for its customers.

Revellers can buy four select beers (Cruzcampo, Bud, Sol, Heineken and Moretti) for just £10 or three WKDs or Smirnoff Ice for £9.

As for shots, two sambuca, tequila and baby Guinness shots are priced at £5 and two Jagerbombs come in at £6.

7. The Gate Inn, Diggle

This family and pet-friendly pub on Huddersfield Road in Diggle is also promising to screen the game and has been enjoying England's success so far.

It has four separate rooms for dining, drinking, games and live entertainment and has been keeping footy fans well-fed with pizza and roast beef butties. 

8. The Church Inn, Waterhead

This freshly renovated pub on Bardsley Street has been nominated by a reader of The Oldham Times as a top spot to watch England tomorrow.

Landlady, Rachel Morris, transformed the pub into a thriving venue at the heart of the community just last year and has proved a hit amongst locals wanting to watch the Euros.

Footage of the pub of England's semi-final against the Netherlands on Wednesday (July 10) show it was absolutely packed with supporters singing 'Hey Jude' and watching the game from the pub's big screen TV.

Rachel said there are also special offers on bottles and shots for those getting into the party spirit.

10. The Spinners Arms, Springhead

Taking home the prize for community pub of the year in 2023, this traditional pub with cask and craft ales will be screening the Euros across multiple televisions.

Bosses say to get in early to reserve a seat and food is available for diners.

Also screening the big game tomorrow is:

  • Bear on the Hill, Huddersfield Road
  • Northgate, Sholver Lane
  • Arumba, Rochdale Road, Royton
  • The Black Horse, Ripponden Road, Watersheddings
  • The Front House, Oldham Road, Springhead
  • Colliers Arms, Old Lane, Chadderton
  • Town Hall Tavern Oldham, Yorkshire Street

Have we missed anyone? Where will you be watching the final? Let us know in the comments below or email me Olivia.bridge@newsquest.co.uk