New terrace at Peterborough's Old Station Quarter is ideal venue to cheer on England in World Cup

The Old Station Quarter at Unex House, of Bourges Boulevard, has created a stunning new terrace complete with imitation turf plus a giant screen creating the ideal environment in which to watch England’s opening World Cup fixture against Croatia.

A spokesperson said: “We are bringing the excitement, atmosphere, and passion of tournament football to Peterborough’s newest destination.

"Supporters can watch every moment live on our giant outdoor screen beneath the arches.

"Whether you're gathering with friends on our stunning terrace or soaking up the buzz indoors, Old Station Quarter is the place to be for England’s opening game.”

The doors open at 5pm and the game kicks off at 9pm.

Along with a giant outdoor screen on the new terrace, guests can expect street food, fully stocked bars plus an great setting at an exciting new venue and a vibrant matchday atmosphere with fellow England fans

Tickets are £10 each and include entry only.

The spokesperson said: “With doors opening from 5pm, there’s plenty of time to enjoy the venue, grab a drink, and build up to kick-off.

"Don’t miss the chance to watch England’s World Cup campaign get underway in one of the city’s most unique settings.”

The Old Station Quarter is a joint venture between six entrepreneurs.

With a £600,000 investment they have created a workspace and fun hub set to open in an historic part of Peterborough.

It is home to home to three existing businesses, tattoo workshop Electric Workshop, currently in Westgate, boxing club Gentlemen and Rogues of Yaxley and a Been Around Coffee outlet, Tola Macaulay’s TMacLife physiotherapy hub and there will also be bar, a café as well as a state-of-the-art fitness facility and street food venue.