Here’s how to get tickets to see the World Cup at Castlefield Bowl in Manchester
It’s coming home
Sacha Lord, nightlife economy adviser to Manchester City Council and founder of the Warehouse Project and Parklife Festival, announced via Twitter yesterday that Manchester WILL be getting a big screen to watch the World Cup, after all.
Wow. Well thanks to Autotrader coming forward…Manchester IS getting a big screen for the World Cup. England vs Croatia will be shown this Wednesday in the Castlefield Bowl. More details to follow #ItsComingHome
— Sacha Lord (@Sacha_Lord) July 8, 2018
The England v Croatia, England's first World Cup semi-final in 28 years, will be screened from 7-9pm at Castlefield Bowl on Wednesday, with doors open from 4pm.
Castlefield Bowl, a venue with an 8,000 person capacity that has hosted the likes of New Order, The Courteneers, The Levellers and Noel Gallagher, will also have a bar area serving £5 pints and food trailers throughout the night.

After hundreds of Mancunians flooded the streets on Saturday chanting "it's coming home" in reaction to the England win against Sweden in the quarter-finals, we can expect the crowd at Castlefield Bowl to be equally messy.
Unlike most London screenings, this event will be FREE, with only a £1 booking fee. You can buy tickets here.







