England made history earlier this week as an unbelievable penalty shootout set pulses racing across the nation.

In Kent, we saw everything from a brawl in a popular pub, to a crowdsurfing bike ride like no other - proving that the county really knows how to celebrate a World Cup win.

Here's our pick of where to see this Saturday's game, as the team battle Sweden for a place in the semi-finals:

1 The Kent County Show, Maidstone

If you fancy combining your love of both cattle and football, the Kent County Show could be the perfect place to catch the game.

Organisers have been working tirelessly to create five fan zones across the showground, where guests can watch the action on the big screen.

And, if you've already got tickets, this option really is the best of both worlds.

Screens will be in place within the show's woodland area, main gate bar, Cornwallis room, members area and the bar near the show office.

All other activities will continue as planned - for more information click here

2 Pub in the Park, Tunbridge Wells

Pub in the Park organisers are also keen to ensure fans can combine their love of music, food and football.

The match will be screened as it all kicks off on Saturday, fitting in with the relaxed feel of the festival, organised by celebrity chef, Tom Kerridge.

For more information on the event, which takes place in Tunbridge Wells this weekend, click here

3 Folkestone Harbour Arm, Folkestone

If you're looking to enjoy the football by the sea, why not watch the match at Folkestone's Harbour Arm?

The recently installed, state-of-the-art LED panel screen measures in at 7.5 metres by 4 metres, and will be showing every game.

Popular for its food, drink and entertainment, the venue has promised a family friendly environment which will bring the community together.

Tickets are free, but must be booked in advance - click here to see the link to buy tickets when it goes live.

The first batch of tickets for Saturday's match goes on sale at 7.30pm tonight so go, go, go!

4 Kings Hill Music Festival, The Spitfire, Kings Hill

The Kings Hill music festival is back for its 10th year for a day of live music at the Spitfire pub.

However, organisers have heard the concerns of football fans, and will be showing this Saturday's game.

You can catch the match on the pub's TVs, or watch it on a large projector upstairs.

Tickets for the festival, which will run between 1pm and 10pm, are £10 in advance and £15 on the door.

For more information - or to book your tickets - click here

5 The Pound, Canterbury

Fancy watching the game in a spookier setting? Catch the game at The Pound at One Pound Lane in Canterbury.

The unique venue is screening all games in the atmospheric guard chamber of the iconic Westgate Towers.

It has promised to provide a family-friendly event, but is limited to 30 customers per match, so it's best to arrive early.

6 Source Bar, Maidstone

Watch England go head-to-head with Sweden at Maidstone's Source Bar, which is showing all England games on a huge outdoor screen.

Doors open at 12pm, and the venue will offer guests special deals on drinks alongside an outdoor barbecue.

To book your free ticket, click here

7 The Goose, Gravesend

While this may look like your average pub, there were brilliant scenes outside The Goose on Tuesday as England beat Colombia.

We can't guarantee there will be another crowdsurfing bike ride, but there are seven screens and a surround sound system.

To find out more, visit the pub's Facebook page

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