Why it matters: This is a repeat of the 2023 World Cup final, which Spain won, giving England their chance at redemption. And what better place to do it than...church.
The free family-friendly screening offers supporters the opportunity to witness a potentially historic moment as England chase their second consecutive European championship after heartbreak two years ago when Spain defeated them in the World Cup final in Sydney.
The details: The screening is being organised by Ipswich Central and Brighten the Corners at the converted church venue in the town centre.
Build-up coverage begins at 15:00, with the final shown live from 17:00 as England face Spain in Basel.
The venue can accommodate up to 200 people and includes a café/bar which will be open throughout the event.
What's changed: England's squad has undergone significant changes since that 2023 defeat. Seven players who started against Spain in the World Cup final were in Tuesday's semi-final win over Italy, but there have been notable departures, including goalkeeper Mary Earps and midfielder Fran Kirby, who both retired from international football.
What they're saying: Ipswich Central CEO Lee Walker said: "We're thrilled that once again St Stephen's Church will be bringing fans together to enjoy an exciting final. It's a great opportunity to enjoy a football final in an iconic venue in the town centre."
Joe Bailey, chief executive of Brighten the Corners, added: "We're delighted to be linking up to host this free event at St Stephen's Church for people to come and enjoy the Women's Euro Final."
The bottom line: With England seeking to avenge their 2023 World Cup final defeat, Sunday's showdown promises to be a memorable viewing experience for supporters across Ipswich – wherever you decide to watch it.
