Where to watch England vs Belgium in the Black Country and Staffordshire

The fixture kicks off at 7pm.

Another big television audience is expected after 18.3m saw the game against Tunisia last week, while 13m watched Sunday's win over Panama.

At the WV1 Bar at the Molineux in Wolverhampton there will be a special screening with former Wolves stars Steve Bull and Andy Thompson in attendance.

The stars will provide a question and answer session, and a two-course meal will also be served.

Half and full-time analysis will also be given. Tickets start at £37.50.

Nearby, at the Mount Hotel in Tettenhall, Italia 90 star Mark Wright will be a pundit for the game.

For £30.24, people can watch the game and have a 'fish and chip supper'. There will also be an outdoor barbecue.

Bar Sport will also be showing the game.

Ex Wolves players Steve Kindon and Steve Daley will be giving their views on the game before, during and after.

A meal will also be served. Tickets are priced at £35.

And at the home of West Bromwich Albion, the Hawthorns, a screening of the game will also be shown.

It will be in the Millichip Suite.

Entrance costs £10 and includes a hot sandwich and drink.

At Edgbaston Cricket ground in Birmingham there is a World Cup Big Screen Sporting Dinner.

For the price of £99, people can watch the game in the ground's Wyatt Suite while enjoying a three-course meal.

BBC radio host Mark Clemmit will host a panel featuring former Wolves goalkeeper Matt Murray to analyse the match.

Expert opinion will also be given by Kevin Phillips, Alan McInally and David Stockdale.

Those wanting to be outdoor can watch the game on an outdoor cinema screen at The Archway, in Digbeth, Birmingham.

It is located under the railway arches off Floodgate Street.

Plans were in place to show the game at the Starworks Warehouse in Frederick Street.

However, following the fire last month, a decision was made by bosses to cancel the viewing.

The next even at the venue will be a Pure Garage music event on Saturday.