Is it finally coming home? We'll have to watch with bated breath and find out - here's where you can see the match in Darlington.
England is set to clash with Switzerland in their latest match against Switzerland in the UEFA Euro's quarter-final in Germany this weekend.
Kicking off at 5pm on Saturday (July 6), Gareth Southgate's team are hoping for a win after some arguably lacklustre performances in the group stage where they won just one match.
Now the competition is heating up, it's a great opportunity to head down to the pub and watch the Three Lions in style.
Here's where you can catch the match in Darlington - will you be tuning in?
Darlington Flyer
The Darlington Flyer on Skinnergate announced excitedly that they will be showing the match this weekend.
Described as the "cheery local", the pub will be showing every Euros match as they happen.
Darlington Flyer.
The Woollen Mill
The Woollen Mill by Vue at Feethams Roundabout is another place where you can catch the match.
The pub has a dedicated adults-only fan zone and multiple screens so you won't miss a thing.
The Woollen Mill, Darlington. (Image: GOOGLE MAPS)
The Golden Cock
Right at the heart of the town centre on Tubwell Row, you can catch the game and "never miss a minute".
The Brinkburn
Located along Brinkburn Road, the pub has previously posted on social media about the matches being shown.
The Brinkburn, Darlington. (Image: GOOGLE MAPS)
Hash Bar and Kitchen
Located on Coniscliffe Road, Hash announced when the tournament kicked off that they would be showing all the England matches.
The bar doesn't take bookings - so it's first come first serve if you want a good view of the match.
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Old English Gentleman
You can find the Old English Gentleman on Bondgate who have been showing all the matches since the Euros kicked off.
The bar have also said they have a rock duo taking the stage for entertainment post-match.
Have we missed one? Let us know in the comments.
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