Wetherspoons is making a big change at 788 pubs next week and it will be popular

Wetherspoons is set to make a huge change to 788 of its pubs from next week.

The eternally popular and affordable pub chain currently has around 805 locations up and down the country. These pubs are a firm favourite amongst UK punters for years - and they're about to get even busier in the next few weeks.

Unless you've been living a rock, you'll be aware that Euro 2024 finally kicks off next Friday with Germany v Scotland, meaning that many of us will be looking for somewhere to watch the game while enjoying a pint.

Thankfully spoons are ahead of the game on this one, with the chain confirming that they will be screening all of the Euro 2024 games at 788 pubs - meaning that you won't have to break the bank on drinks to celebrate (or drown your sorrows) with.

Confirming the change in a press release on their website, the pub giant wrote: "Football fans can enjoy the Euro 2024 tournament live at Wetherspoon.

"Wetherspoon’s pubs will be showing all of the fixtures throughout June and July. So wherever your local is, you won’t miss out on the action."

England's first match will take place against Serbia on Sunday, 16 June at 8pm while Scotland will face the hosts Germany in 14 July's opening match at 8pm.

Fans will be able to enjoy a pint alongside the match. (Getty Stock Photo)

Here is a full list of the upcoming group matches for both teams:

England

Sun 16 June, 8pm: Serbia v England

Thu 20 June, 5pm: Denmark v England

Tue 25 June, 8pm: England v Slovenia

Scotland

Fri 14 June, 8pm: Germany v Scotland

Wed 19 June, 8pm: Scotland v Switzerland

Sun 23 June, 8pm: Scotland v Hungary

The press release also confirmed the 20 pubs which wouldn't be broadcasting games - which includes sites in Manchester, Glasgow, Bristol and London - due to the pubs not having any TV screens, the full list is below:

The Crown, Berkhamsted

The Albert and The Lion, Blackpool

The Turls Green, Bradford

The Commercial Rooms, Bristol

The Corn Exchange, Bury St Edmunds

The Thomas Ingoldsby, Canterbury

The Counting House, Glasgow

Star Light, Hounslow

The Acorn Inn, Lichfield

The Barrel Vault, St Pancras International station, London

Wetherspoons Victoria station, London

Wetherspoons, Manchester

The Watchman, New Malden

The Britannia Inn, Plymouth

The Kingfisher, Poynton

The Sussex, Rhyl

The Railway Inn, Rushden

The Castle Hotel, Ruthin

The Weeping Ash, St Neots

The Man in the Wall, Wimborne

England's Three Lions will be hoping its their year. (Eddie Keogh/The FA/Getty Images)

Meanwhile, England manager Gareth Southgate recently confirmed his final 26-man squad for the tournament as the Three Lions hope that this could finally be their year.

Harry Kane, Phil Foden and Jude Bellingham have all made the squad - however Man City star Jack Grealish was a shock omission while Harry Maguire is out die to a calf injury.