World Cup 2026: Where to watch England v Mexico in Eastbourne
Here’s where you can watch England take on Mexico at the World Cup in Eastbourne tomorrow morning (Monday, July 6).
The Three Lions will face co-hosts Mexico in the round-of-16 at 1am on Monday.
While football fans were worried the early morning kick-off meant watching the match at home, the UK Government has relaxed its licensing rules for pubs across the nation.
Licensed premises across England and Wales can now remain open until the end of the match. The move reverses an earlier position that had ruled out further relaxation of licensing rules beyond existing World Cup arrangements.
Outgoing Prime Minister Keir Starmer said: "Football might be coming home but we're making sure fans don't have to.”
In a video posted on social media, he added: “We’re making sure that pubs can stay open, early on Monday morning, for the England game.
"Lots of people are making their plans. If you are planning to watch it in the pub, that’s great, and it’s really good for pubs as well.
“So come on England!”
The below pubs have announced, via social media, they will be opening for the match:
- The Eagle – South Street, BN21 4UT
- The Rainbow – Rockingham Place, BN21 1NB
- Taylors Restaurant and Sports Bar - Bolton Road, BN21 3JU
- Rodmill Eastbourne – Rangemore Drive, BN21 2QP
- The Hurst Arms – Willingdon Road, BN21 1TW
- The Arlington Arms – Seaside, BN22 7RY
- Jesters Sports & Music Bar – Seaside Road, BN21 3PH
- The Town House Bar – Seaside Road, BN21 3PA
- Drop in the Ocean – Eastbourne Pier, BN21 3EL
- Phoenix – Seaside Road, BN21 3PF
- Joy Bar – Bolton Road, BN21 3JX
- Windsor Tavern – Langney Road, BN22 8AH (fully booked)
Opening hours differ between pubs and many will require customers to book.
Ensure you check details with individual businesses.
Let us know if we’ve missed any businesses by emailing: [email protected].