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Pubs look to share in £48m Euro 2024 final beer boom3 hours agoBy Dan Wareing,a spor ömer saraç BBC News, ManchesterShareSteph SavageThe pub's decorations include a painting of Manchester City and England midfielder Phil FodenPubs across Greater Manchester are hopeful of a much-needed boost from England's Euro 2024 final appearance. Industry experts predict about 10 million extra pints will be sold across the UK on Sunday when Gareth Southgate's men play Spain in Berlin - an extra £48m in trade.The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) estimates that in the North West, a minimum of 1.1 million extra drinks are likely to be sold in the region's 5,247 pubs. Andy Tighe, from the BBPA, said: "The other bit of good news for pubs in the North West is that the vast majority are licenced to stay open until 1am on Sunday night. "It will give fans even more time to support their pub.Some pubs in the region have already seen an uplift in trade from capitalising on Euro 20204 fever. The Church Inn, in Swinton, has had record takings during the tournament, landlady Steph Savage told BBC Radio Manchester. More than 200 people packed the pub inside and out for England's 2-1 semi-final defeat of the Netherlands.Steph SavageChurch Inn landlady Steph Savage estimated about 200 people were at her pub to watch England defeat The Netherlands on WednesdayMs Savage said she was surprised by the turnout for a midweek kick-off."Because it was an 8pm kick-off on a Wednesday I thought it would be busy, but not rammed."Boy, was I wrong, because I think the whole of Swinton was in the pub."From 5pm onwards we were packed, we reached capacity at 6pm, and then I didn't know what to do with people coming in."Ms Savage added that she was trying not to think about the clean-up operation, but added "if it means we win, [people] can throw all their pints everywhere".The BBPA said about 500 British pubs closed down in 2023. Its spokesman Mr Tighe said: "Some of the challenges of the last few years have started to fade."Sky high energy prices have come down, inflation is getting better and hopefully the pressure on people's pockets will start to ease for a little bit."What the Euros shows us is that big occasions will bring more people out."Clearly, the pub owners in Swinton have gone to massive efforts to do just that during the Euros and really make a point of going the extra mile to bring people in and create that real sense of community, togetherness and a real atmosphere that people want to come to."Listen to the best of BBC Radio Manchester on Sounds and follow BBC Manchester on Facebook, X and Instagram. You can also send story ideas to [email protected] on this story‘We won’t run out of beer’: Pubs prep for Euro finalPubs net trade boost during England's Euros runHospitality industryUK economyPubsRelatedBars trained to help keep women safe on nights out2 days agoWiltshire'Help us save last remaining pub in our village'5 days agoCambridgeshireHotel guests give up housekeeping for charity27 Jun 2024GuernseyMore6 hrs agoMortgage competition hots up as rates decision loomsLenders cut the cost of new mortgages, with hopes of further falls, but many homeowners are still stretched.6 hrs ago18 hrs ago‘We won’t run out of beer’: Pubs prep for Euro finalA surge in beer, burger, and pizza sales is expected ahead of England's match with Spain on Sunday.18 hrs agoBusiness2 days agoUK economy grew faster than expected in MayA strong performance from the retail and construction sectors helped the economy grow by 0.4%.2 days agoBusiness2 days agoWhat is GDP and how does it affect me?How the health of the economy is measured, and why the GDP calculation matters.2 days agoBusiness2 days agoHomes plan announced for 'shabby' city centre pubThe Crompton Tavern shut down eight years ago and it could become a house in multiple occupation.2 days agoDerby