England fans will down 42million pints watching match against Norway in the World Cup on Saturday night with pubs staying open to 2am and 22million in front of TVs

With millions tuning in for England's World Cup quarter-final against Norway, an estimated 22 million viewers—or one-third of the UK population—will stay up late into the night to watch the match kick off at 10pm. Pubs are extending their hours to 2am to accommodate the anticipated fan turnout, leading to an estimated 42 million pints consumed. This surge in viewership highlights the intense national interest and passion for the tournament, reflecting how sports can bring communities together in celebration and excitement.