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The 2026 World Cup in the USA, Mexico and Canada is just a month away now and as the Premier League season comes to an end football fans are gearing up for a summer of World Cup football.
England kick off their Group L games on Wednesday 17 June at 9pm UK time against Croatia. They then face Ghana on Tuesday 23 June at 9pm before finishing the group games against Panama on Saturday 27 at 10pm.
The Dome on Renshaw Street Liverpool City Centre will be showing all England games on the city’s biggest screen and with space for over 1000 fans the England Football Fanpark will be the place to be for all the atmosphere and action.
The Dome at Grand Central Hall is a unique, Grade II listed Art Nouveau designed building, which originally opened in 1905 as a Methodist church, and was then redeveloped as a cinema, as well as playing host to the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra while the Philharmonic Hall was rebuilt following a fire. It is simply a vital part of the city’s rich heritage.
The Dome at Grand Central Hall was relaunched in 2013 as a multi-event space which has already hosted some leading events featuring world-class talent. World renowned DJ Paul Oakenfold headlined the venue only last week.
A spokesperson for The Dome at Grand Central Hall said: “ We are pleased to announce the launch of the England Football Fanzone for the 2026 World Cup. The group games, and hopefully more as England progress, will all be shown on our huge screen. Whenever we have had big football games in the past fans bring flags, banners etc….and the atmosphere is always amazing. We all look forward to cheering the 3 lions on next month.”
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