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City Inn Westminster
If you’re a group of ten or more, watch the action in the civilised surroundings of City Inn Westminster’s private dining rooms. The Stuttgart Package, at £19.95 per person, comprises a buffet of substantial canapés and a beer, while the top-of-the-range Dortmund Package offers a three-course meal pre-ordered from the restaurant’s City Café à la carte menu.
City Inn Westminster, 30 John Islip St, SW1P 4DD (020 7630 1000/www.cityinn.com/london). Feature continues

Carluccio’s
All Italy’s games are being shown on a 42" plasma TV with Italian commentary, while you can munch on a spread of antipasto massimo for £20 per head.
Carluccio’s, St Christopher’s Place, W1U 1AY (020 7935 5927/www.carluccios.com).

Masala Zone
You can book a two-course meal or Grand Thali, plus three Cobra beers, for £22.50 while watching all the games on a large screen in a private area of the restaurant. Seats can be reserved in advance for parties of six or more.
Masala Zone, 9 Marshall St, W1F 7ER (020 7287 9966/www.realindianfood.com) and branches.

Mash
PATRIOTIC BEER
Brewed on the premises in Mash’s microbrewery, St George’s Special is a 4.5% abv unfiltered white beer with a red cross emblazoned on every head. Drink a pint or two with a meal from a menu representing the countries taking part in the World Cup, including Caribbean-themed daily specials when England play Trinidad & Tobago on June 15. Widescreen TVs will show all the action.
Mash, 19-21 Great Portland St, W1W 8QA (020 7637 5555/www.mashbar andrestaurant.com).

Selfridges
CHILL OUT IN THE ULTRALOUNGE
The Ultralounge is host to Umbro Football Fever, with high-definition LCD screens showing the action plus classic feature films and documentaries. You can celebrate or drown your sorrows at the Smirnoff Black Bar. ‘onelove’ is an exhibition of Levon Bliss’s clever and evocative pictures taken in 26 countries showing why football genuinely is the global game.
Ultralounge, Ground Floor, Selfridges, 400 Oxford St, W1A 1AB (08708 377 377).

Sketch
Even fashionistas must like football, since the Gallery at this ultra-expensive eaterie will be screening England’s group games plus the knockout stages and will open specially on July 9 if Sven’s men reach the final.
Sketch, 9 Conduit St, W1S 2XG (0870 777 4488/www.sketch.uk.com).

The Eagle
No need to watch the games in a sweaty bar when the sun is shining. The Eagle, near Old St, has plonked a TV on each of its nine outdoor tables (seating seven or eight) with a feed from the main aerial to ensure decent reception. You can order from the extensive Modern British menu while enjoying the action.
The Eagle, 2 Shepherdess Walk, N1 7LB (020 7553 7681).

The Elbow Room
Two big screens, five plasma TVs, pitch-side seats (literally – they’re installing a pitch in front of the bar), a brass band leading the pre-match singing and World Cup-themed burgers should ramp up the atmosphere here.
The Elbow Room, 89-91 Chapel Market, N1 9EX (020 7278 3244/ www.theelbowroom.co.uk).

The Green
This Clerkenwell Green brasserie has turfed its floor and is showing all games on a 10-foot square screen. There’s also an exhibition of photos, ‘Sakkar Kyo’ (‘Football Crazy’), taken by John Balsom at the 2002 World Cup in Japan.
The Green, 29 Clerkenwell Green, EC1R 0DU (020 7490 8787/www.thegreenec1.co.uk).

The Gun
ON THE TERRACE EXPERIENCE
There will be two screens on the riverside terrace at this Docklands pub, plus six more inside. The Gun offers a modern British menu with specials dedicated to the opponents of the day.
The Gun, 27 Coldharbour, E14 9NS (020 7515 5222/www.thegundocklands.co.uk).

William IV
This Hoxton boozer is offering one of its celebrated pies and a pint of its well-kept beers for £7 to everyone watching games in its Geography Room.
William IV, 7 Shepherdess Walk, N1 7QE (020 3119 3011).