If you are, you could bag yourself a free pint, but there’s a catch.
Stonegate Group has announced what it calls Britain’s biggest ever free pint giveaway for this Sunday’s Women’s Euros final on July 27.
How to claim your free pint at Stonegate Group pubs
You can find your nearest Stonegate Group pub on the search function of the MiXR app.
The free drink is available to be redeemed from the end of Sunday’s match but only if England win.
If the Lionesses win the match, you can claim a free pint of Amstel, Cruzcampo, Birra Moretti, Heineken or an alcohol free bottle of Heineken 0.0.
To claim it, you’ll need to download the MiXR app, create an account and cheer on the Lionesses at your local Stonegate venue.
If England lift the trophy, all you have to do is check the MiXR app and find the free pint automatically added to your account in the rewards section.
The offer can be claimed until 11:59pm on Sunday.
Nick Marks, group commercial director at Stonegate Group, said: “We have loved supporting the Lionesses this summer in our venues and with one of the most dramatic tournaments of recent memory, it’s no wonder the nation has fallen in love with this incredible team.
“Like the rest of the country, we will be cheering on the Lionesses to win the Euros this Sunday. If they can get over the line, then what better way to celebrate than with the biggest ever free pint giveaway this nation has ever seen!
“At Stonegate Group, our goal is to be the market leader for inclusive sport. With this offer our latest initiative to showcase our venues as the place to be for the big match.
“You can find your local Stonegate venue on the MiXR app where you can pre-book to guarantee your seat ahead of Sunday’s game as we’re expecting the nation to turn up in their numbers.”
‘Stressful’ way England got to final unlocked perfect weapon for revenge
Keira Walsh is convinced the “stressful” manner by which England reached the Euro 2025 final has unlocked the perfect weapon to seek revenge against World Cup holders Spain.
England players have described this campaign as a roller-coaster, beginning with a hope-dipping loss to France that left their title defence hanging by a thread, then the high of dominant wins over the Netherlands and Wales before they fought their way through topsy-turvy, back-to-back spectacular comebacks in the knockout rounds.
Now 90 minutes away from lifting their second major trophy, the Lionesses are set for their toughest test yet as they face the same side that beat them 1-0 in the Sydney World Cup final two summers ago.
“I think the way we did it brings the team closer together,” said Walsh. “We just don’t know when to give up.
“I’ve probably not (known anything like this).
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“I think obviously we come in every tournament and we want to reach the final and maybe the way we’ve done it is a little more stressful for everyone.
“But I think that’s kind of the beauty of this team, is that we are relentless and we’ve got belief in ourselves that even in the 90th minute, we can get a goal and we can win.
“I think that’s what’s really special about us at the minute.”
When is the Women’s Euro final 2025?
England will play Spain in the Women’s Euro final on Sunday, July 27 in Basel, Switzerland.
Kick off is at 5pm but you can watch the coverage on ITV1 from 3.30pm.
