Dozens of Greene King pubs will be open from kick off until the final whistle in the early hours of Monday (July 6)
Pubs across England will be able to stay open until 5am on Monday for England’s World Cup match against Mexico, after an intervention by Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
After England’s dramatic late victory over DR Congo confirmed that they will be facing co-hosts Mexico at 1am UK time, licensing restrictions meant many pubs would not have been able to stay open to show the game unless they had applied for a temporary event notice. However, this intervention by the Prime Minister, allowing pubs to remain open until 5am, is welcome news for fans looking to watch the game.
Greene King, which has 2,600 pubs, restaurants and hotels across the UK, said over 600 pubs in England would stay open late to show the match. In London, 86 Greene King pubs will stay open. The selected pubs will stay open for kick-off and remain open until the final whistle, even if the game goes to penalties.
Andrew Gallagher, Brand and Marketing Director at Greene King, said: “We’re delighted to have been granted permission to stay open late as England progress through the tournament.
“There’s nothing quite like the atmosphere in our pubs and it gives fans the chance to come together, soak up the occasion and hopefully celebrate! We know this will be a popular match, so urge guests to secure their spot as soon as possible.”
Location of London Greene King pubs staying open
Barnet
Bexley
- Bear and Ragged Staff (Crayford)
- George (Bexley)
- Jolly Fenman (Sidcup)
- Nags Head (Welling)
- William Camden (Bexleyheath)
- Yacht (Bexleyheath)
Brent
Camden
- Assembly House (Kentish Town)
- Black Lion (West Hampstead)
- Fitzrovia (Fitzrovia)
- Friend at Hand (Bloomsbury)
- Plough (Bloomsbury)
- George (Belsize Park)
- Greene Man (Euston)
- North London Tavern (Kilburn)
- Railway (West Hampstead)
- Royal George (Euston)
- Vine (Kentish Town)
City of London
- Ye Olde London (City of London)
Ealing
- Grove (Ealing Green)
- Myllet Arms (Greenford)
Greenwich
- Fox under the Hill (Shooters Hill)
- Hare and Billet (Blackheath)
- The Yacht (Greenwich)
Hammersmith and Fulham
- Crabtree (Fulham)
- Durell Arms (Fulham)
- Pavilion (Shepherd’s Bush)
- Rutland Arms (Hammersmith)
Haringey
- Maynard Arms (Crouch End)
Harrow
- Ascott (Pinner)
- Whittington (Pinner)
Havering
- Archers (Gidea Park)
- Aspen Tree (Romford)
- Good Intent (Hornchurch)
- Junction (Upminster
Hillingdon
- Fig Tree (Uxbridge)
- Middlesex Arms (Ruislip)
Hounslow
- Packhorse & Talbot (Chiswick)
- Tabard (Chiswick)
Kensington and Chelsea
- Courtfield (Earls Court)
- Pembroke (Earls Court)
- Gloucester Arms (Kensington)
- Hoop & Toy (Chelsea)
- Old Swan (Kensington)
- Paxtons Head (Knightsbridge)
Kingston upon Thames
Lambeth
Lewisham
- New Cross House (New Cross)
Merton
- Leather Bottle (Wimbledon Chase)
- Morden Brook (Morden)
- Prince of Wales (Wimbledon)
- Raynes Park Tavern (Raynes Park)
- Rushmere (Wimbledon)
Redbridge
- King George V (Ilford)
- Railway Bell (South Woodford)
Richmond
- St Margarets Tavern (Twickenham)
Southwark
- Actress (East Dulwich)
- Bishop (East Dulwich)
- Angel Oak (Peckham)
- George (London Bridge)
- Salt Quay (Rotherhithe)
- Victoria Inn (Peckham)
Waltham Forest
Wandsworth
- Alexandra (Clapham)
- Junction (Clapham Junction)
- Merchant (Clapham Junction)
- Kings Head (Tooting)
Westminister
- Albert (Victoria)
- Allsop Arms (Marylebone)
- Blue Posts (St James)
- Brewmaster (Leicester Square)
- Duke of York (Mayfair)
- Fountains Abbey (Paddington)
- Golden Lion (Soho)
- Kings Arms (Mayfair)
- Leicester Arms (Piccadilly)
- Lucas Arms (King’s Cross)
- Maple Leaf (Covent Garden)
- Prince of Wales (Covent Garden)
- New Explorer (Oxford Circus
- Shakespeare (Victoria)
- Shakespeares Head (Soho)
- Spread Eagle (Mayfair)
- Travellers Tavern (Victoria)
- Warwick Castle (Maida Vale)
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