Victory at the Baths

Victory at the Baths is a live football screening series at Victoria Baths in Manchester, bringing England games and selected major tournament fixtures to one of the city’s most iconic venues. It combines big screen football, bars, street food and event atmosphere in a unique historic setting.

Victory at the Baths takes place at Victoria Baths, Hathersage Road, Manchester. The main screenings are held inside the Gala Pool, with additional event space used for food, drinks and pre-match activity.

Victory at the Baths is set inside a historic Victorian swimming pool which open in 1906, making it very different from a standard pub or fan zone screening. It is designed as a full event experience, with a large screen, bars, food traders, music and a distinctive venue atmosphere.

Victory at the Baths will primarily focus on England games, starting with the group stages and continuing through the knockout rounds if England progress. Selected non-England matches may also be shown depending on the event schedule.

Yes. Tickets for England screenings at Victory at the Baths will be available through Skiddle, with details listed on each event page. Some dates may sell quickly, especially knockout-stage matches.

Yes. Victory at the Baths will feature bars and street food traders, giving guests access to drinks and food throughout the event. Availability may vary depending on the date and match.

The event setup may vary by fixture, but Victory at the Baths is expected to be a mixed event space, combining main viewing areas in the Gala Pool which will be standing only. The beer hall will have seating and a screen will also be available. Sound may not be available in the Beer hall.

No. While England games and the World Cup are the main focus, Victory at the Baths is also designed for people looking for a social summer event in Manchester, with the venue, food, drinks and atmosphere all being part of the experience.

Yes. If England progress, Victory at the Baths plans to continue through the knockout rounds. Group-stage attendees and followers of the page will be best placed to hear about those ticket releases first.

For the group stages of the World Cup, the doors will be open at 6pm. This should hopefully be enough time for you to get ready for the match.

No, this is strictly an 18+ event and ID will be requested at the entrance.