Before the Rugby World Cup semi-final victory against New Zealand Eddie Jones urged England fans in Japan and back home to “have a few pints” and “cheer loudly” for the team.
Saturday’s final clash against South Africa may be an early start at 9am but that won’t stop England fans from packing the pubs, rugby clubs and bars for the Yokohama showpiece.
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Where: London Bridge, Hammersmith, Camden, Greenwich, Shepherd’s Bush - VIP Booths with on HD TV from £25 per person - Stadium seating from £12 per person (Hammersmith only) - Man caves from £750 (London Bridge only) - Private areas from £300 minimum spend
Bottomless Breakfast at Elland Road stadium in Leeds
Where: home of Leeds United FC
Admission: £20
Address: Elland Road, Leeds, LS11 0ES
Details: buffet-style full English breakfast from 8.30am and then unlimited draught beer (Amstel, Theakstons or Strongbow) and free flowing Prosecco from 9am until 11am
Details: experience the atmosphere, cinema-style with bacon rolls on sale plus bar and tea/coffee/beers. A total of 250 seats offered on a first-come, first-served basis
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