Chance to win a table at Preston’s Euros Fanzone and help The Foxton Centre at same time

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Euros Fanzone fans celebrate Pic Michael Porter Photography
Euros Fanzone fans celebrate Pic Michael Porter Photography
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You could be in with a chance of winning a table at Preston’s fanzone for England’s Euros quarter final match against Switzerland this weekend.

All tables for the game sold out within an hour of England’s win last Sunday, but you can still get standing tickets for £6 per ticket. The match will kick off at 5pm this Saturday 5 July, 2024.

Read more: In pictures: Preston’s Euros Fanzone erupts as England leave it late against Slovakia

There’s also still a chance to win your own table in a prize draw – and help a good cause at the same time.

Organisers are asking people to donate a minimum of £20 to the Foxton Centre and send proof of your donation BID Preston.

A winner will then be chosen at random and the table will be theirs to enjoy the game.

You need to enter before 5pm Thursday 4 July and send your receipt to bid@lancschamber.co.uk.

You can donate to the Foxton Centre here.

Preston BID, in partnership with law firm, Harrison Drury and supported by Smooth Radio North West, have transformed the Flag Market into a ticket-only arena, so fans can gather and watch as the Three Lions.

Doors will open an hour before kick off, with entertainers helping to build the excitement before the games get underway. 

The fanzone will close thirty minutes after the final whistle.

A spokesperson for the BID said: “Things are beginning to get exciting – seeing Preston come together to celebrate the football is brilliant, and the fact that people are coming to the city centre pre-game, and staying behind afterwards, is a boost for business.

“As the tournament progresses, so does football fever and we cannot wait to go again come Saturday.”

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