Euro 2020 Final, Italy Vs. England: Where To Watch In NYC

NEW YORK, NY — It all comes down to this. Almost a month after the UEFA European Championship kicked off with 24 teams competing for the title, Italy and England will meet on Sunday at 3 p.m. in the final of the star-studded tournament.

Neither team has lost a game on the road to the final of Euro 2020 – so called because it was supposed to be held last year but was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Italy took down Spain in penalty kicks and England defeated Denmark in extra time of their respective semifinals.

While England and Italy have a well-documented footballing history, the two teams weren't many pundits' picks to reach the final. The English haven't made an international final since 1966 and have never won the European Championships in their long history.

On the other side, Italy was given more of a chance to win it all at the beginning of the tournament, but the national team is still coming off a 2018 World Cup cycle where they failed to qualify for the first time since 1958.

The United States might not be playing in the competition, but New York City has plenty of English and Italian natives and fans with Sunday's kickoff time circled on their calendar.

Here is where you can watch the game online and on TV, and also a look at some of the best Italian and English soccer bars around the city to watch with friends and supporters.

TV and Online

Just as the rest of the tournament, the final will be broadcast on ESPN. If you don't have a television, you can tune in online at Watch ESPN.

English Bars

Carragher's Pub Restaurant & Seasonal Rooftop: 228 West 39th Street

• The bar is generally known as a meeting place for Liverpool fans as this English watering hole gets absolutely rocking for international games too.

The Churchill: 45 East 28th Street

• Anglophiles will love this very British bar, which bills itself as the "home of English supporters."

Italian Bar

Ribalta: 48 East 12th Street

• Ribalta has been a major meeting place for Italian fans during the tournament already, and the Lower Manhattan bar and eatery will be welcoming fans again for the final.

Other Fun NYC Soccer Bars

Smithfield Hall NYC, 138 West 25th Street: When you're talking soccer bars, it is hard to not start with Smithfield. The bar calls itself the "home of football in New York City," and it is worth checking out for this tournament final.

Football Factory at Legends, 6 West 33rd Street: The Lower Manhattan prides itself on creating a genuine matchday experience with a fantastic setting and 20 big screens that show more than 100 soccer matches every week.

Banter Williamsburg Public House, 132 Havemeyer Street: The Brooklyn bar specializes in European soccer matches, and outdoor seating and viewing are also available at the soccer-watching mecca.

O'Hanlons, 349 East 14th Street: The Irish sports bar in the East Village puts soccer above all else when it comes to viewership. With over 16 beers and ale on tap, a fun environment, and employees that know their soccer — O'Hanlons is a great spot to watch the Euro 2020 final.

The Astoria Tavern, 33-16 23rd Avenue: For those in Queens, there aren't many better places to watch a soccer match than the Irish pub Astoria Tavern. The local joint boasts the best happy hour in America and has enough big-screen TVs to make any sports fan happy.

11th Street Bar, 510 East 11th Street: The official home of the New York Liverpool Supporters Club, this East Village bar gets absolutely rocking for soccer matches. With plenty of drinks and a focus on soccer from the whole establishment, this is another great spot to catch the Euro 2020 final.

Clinton Hall Bronx, 601 East 189th Street: For any soccer lovers in the Bronx, Clinton Hall is a fun place to do just about anything, including catching a Euro 2020 match. The bar has extensive food and drinks options, with some of the best-rated burgers around.