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Ashton Gate to host World Cup Village
Thursday, May 24th 2018
Ashton Gate will be the place to be to watch all of this summer’s key FIFA World Cup matches.
Whether it’s supporting England, cheering on Hordur Magnusson's Iceland, or just witnessing some of the world’s best players in the action, BS3 is the destination for you.
Every match from the 2018 World Cup in Russia will be broadcast on the largest indoor pub screen in the UK at the Bristol Sports Bar & Pizzeria.
In addition, as the British summer arrives, a large Fan Village will be set up at the stadium, sponsored by Gorilla Grass, who will be providing the seated lawn.
In the Fan Village will be a prosecco bar, Martin Miller Gin bar, cocktail bar, fish and chips and a BBQ.
The Village will open at 11am for afternoon kick-offs and 5pm for evening kick-offs, featuring the bigger games of the tournament.
Fans will remember the success of the Fan Village and Sports Bar during Euro 2016, with England and Poland matches attracting huge crowds, along with fixtures for the other home nations Wales, Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland.
Key Games - Fan Village to be open
June 14th (4pm) – Russia v Saudi Arabia (opening game)
June 15th (7pm) – Portugal v Spain
June 16th (11am) – Australia v France
June 16th (2pm) – Iceland v Argentina
June 17th (4pm) – Germany v Mexico
June 18th (7pm) – England v Tunisia
June 19th (4pm) – Poland v Senegal
June 23rd (7pm) – Germany v Sweden
June 24th (1pm) – England v Panama
June 24th (7pm) – Poland v Colombia
June 26th (3pm) – France v Denmark
June 28th (3pm) – Poland v Japan
June 28th (7pm) – England v Belgium
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