England's World Cup dream continues tonight as the Three Lions take on Norway in the quarter-finals, and with another warm summer evening expected across Kent, many supporters will be looking to swap the sofa for a beer garden or big screen.
Several venues across West Kent have confirmed they will be showing the match, with a handful offering outdoor viewing or fan zone-style events. If you're planning to head out, it's worth arriving early as many venues are expecting to be busy ahead of the 10pm kick-off.
Tonbridge Angels FC - Outdoor Fan Zone
One of the biggest football events in West Kent tonight will be at Tonbridge Angels FC, which is opening its outdoor fan zone for the quarter-final.
Supporters can watch the game on a giant outdoor screen, with food, drinks and free parking available. Although entry is free, tickets must be booked in advance.
More information and free tickets:
Tonbridge Angels Fan ZoneThe Manor House, Tunbridge Wells
The Manor House is hosting a dedicated World Cup fan zone, with the match being shown on both indoor and outdoor screens.
Outdoor seating is available by reservation, while indoor areas operate on a first come, first served basis.
The Plough, Ivy Hatch
Located near Sevenoaks, The Plough has confirmed it will be showing tonight's match, with screens available both indoors and outdoors. It's a good option for supporters in the Sevenoaks area or those happy to travel a little further for an outdoor viewing experience.
The Three Horseshoes, Knockholt
Another Sevenoaks district venue, The Three Horseshoes has announced it will be showing the game in its pub garden, creating another outdoor option for football fans.
Maidstone venues
If you're heading towards Maidstone, several venues have confirmed they will be screening the game.
BALLIN' Maidstone will be showing the match on its giant screens and projector, while The Walnut Tree has advertised football, a summer BBQ and a big-screen atmosphere.
Planning to head out?
With England now just three victories away from becoming world champions, pubs and fan zones are expected to be busy across the county.
If you're planning to watch the game outdoors, it's worth arriving early to secure a good spot. Some venues require advance booking, while others operate on a first come, first served basis.
These are just some of the venues we've found advertising tonight's match. There are likely to be many more pubs and clubs across West Kent showing England vs Norway, whether indoors or in their beer gardens.