Wembley SSE Arena to broadcast 1966 England World Cup game 50 years after win

England’s World Cup win in 1966 will be celebrated 50 years on

The SSE Arena will host the 50 year World Cup win celebration

Anders Rune Jensen/Flickr/Creative Commons licence CC BY-SA 2.0

Cerys Kenneally11 April 2016

Just yards from where the original game happened, the SSE Arena in Wembley will broadcast an event filled with music, history and football to mark England’s unforgettable win.

The event will mark the World Cup win exactly 50 years on, to the date and time.

Combining footage of the World Cup final, appearances from football legends, as well as the memorable music from 1966, the England win celebration will celebrate 50 years since England’s win.

The music will be performed by some of the original artists, as well as the best artists around today.

50 free things to do in London

1/50

English football fans will never forget the historical and iconic day England won the World Cup. The SSE Arena in Wembley will also be broadcasting the event live to cinemas across the country.

As part of one of the most iconic football wins, the SSE Arena will be hosting the event on Saturday July 30 at 3pm.