Wetherspoon make major change at hundreds of pubs that is sure to go down a treat with customers
- The national chain will screen a majority of the Women’s World Cup
Weatherspoon is making a major change at hundreds of its pubs that is sure to go down a treat with customers.
On Thursday, a number of its 827 pubs will be screening the Women’s World Cup, with only a few number of its pubs not airing the event due to having any screens.
The national chain will screen a majority of the fixtures at the Women’s World Cup will take place in Australia and New Zealand, this includes the Lionesses’ first game against Haiti on Saturday, July 22.
The news comes after the nation chain for the first time ever screened the men’s 2022 Qatar World Cup that took place last December.
A spokesman for the pub said: ‘Television coverage of the matches will be screened at the pubs for the duration of the tournament, which concludes with the final on Sunday, August 20 at 11am.
On Thursday, a number of its 827 pubs will be screening the Women’s World Cup, with only a few number of its pubs not airing the event due to having any screens
The national chain will screen a majority of the fixtures at the Women’s World Cup will take place in Australia and New Zealand, this includes the Lionesses’ first game against Haiti on Saturday, July 22
‘Enjoy football action with a superb selection of real ales, craft beers and wines.’
The news follows the various closures at a number of Wetherspoon branches.
There are currently 19 of the pub giant’s boozers under offer, while twenty have already closed for good.
Last November, Wetherspoon announced it was in the process of selling 39 of its pubs due to its inability to match its pre-pandemic performance.
You can find your nearest branch by using the store locator on the Wetherspoon website.
The full list of Wetherspoon pubs that will not be showing the games
- The Crown, Berkhamsted
- The Cross Keys, Beverley
- The Albert and The Lion, Blackpool
- The Turls Green, Bradford
- The Commercial Rooms, Bristol
- The Corn Exchange, Bury St Edmunds
- The Lord of the Isles, Glasgow
- The Bottle Kiln, Harwich
- The High Cross, Leicester
- The Barrel Vault, London
- The Moon & Bell, Loughborough
- The Six Bells, Lymington
- Wetherspoons, Manchester
- The Watchman, New Malden
- The Britannia Inn, Plymouth
- The Kingfisher, Poynton
- The Ralph Fitz Randal, Richmond
- The Castle Hotel, Ruthin
- Wetherspoons, Victoria
- The Man in the Wall, Wimborne
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