With only two weeks until England play Iran in their first game of the 2022 World Cup, people will be looking for venues in Kent where they can watch the match on the big screen and chant: "It's coming home".

After the lionesses ended the nation's 56 years of hurt in international tournaments in the summer, it is now the men's turn to try to get their hands on the trophy in Qatar.

Places across the county will be preparing their bars and beer lines to host crowds of football fans.

England will be starting their campaign against Iran on Monday, November 21, at 1pm and here are some of the venues where you can watch it:

Ballin', Maidstone

The nightclub on Bank Street has said it will be opening its doors every day from November 21 until the final day on December 18.

The club has advertised that it will be showing every game live with kick-offs spanning between 10am and 7pm.

There will be pre-and-post-match entertainment with guest DJs continuing the festivities into the night.

Source Bar, Maidstone

Another place in Maidstone showing England's three group games is Source Bar.

They will host each match in the Rose Yard showing the games on a big screen.

Each event will be ticketed, costing just shy of £12 and will include a free drink.

Harbour Arms, Folkestone

England matches will be shown on the Goods Yard big screen with tickets for the Three Lions' group stage fixtures going on sale on the evening of Tuesday, November 8.

After recent investment, more than half of the seating is now under cover with heaters, and tickets for these tables will sell at a premium.

Admission is being sold on a per table basis, with each one giving room for up to six people.

A spokesman for Folkestone Harbour Arm said: "Back in 2018 a large outdoor screen arrived in Folkestone just in time for the first England game of the World Cup.

"Since then we've shown hours of film, sport and much more. Over the years we've developed a reputation as the space to take in the greatest sporting occasions of the day, with an absolutely staggering 29,000 people applying for tickets for our screening of the European Championship final last summer.

"The Goods Yard, the home of the Harbour Screen, has also underdone a rapid transformation in the last four years. The space is now home to 10 independent, street-food style food and drink establishments.

"Most importantly for this weird, wintery World Cup most of the Goods Yard now has sheltered seating with newly-introduced heaters.

"This has completely transformed the experience of enjoying the beautiful game on the big screen in the middle of winter, and we can't wait to get started."

Tickets for England's opening game against Iran will be priced at £15 for a table of six in the open and £30 for a table for six under cover with heating.

For the matches with USA and Wales, these prices will double to £30 and £60 per group of six people.

Boating Pool, Ramsgate

No booking will be necessary if you wanted to watch any World Cup match at the bar and cafe on the Westcliffe Promenade.

They are offering a viewing of the games on a big screen and audio through a PA speaker system.

ATIK, Dartford

The nightclub on Kent Road is opening its doors to England fans for their final group stage match against Wales on November 29.

They will open at 5pm for kick-off at 7pm.

Tickets are currently unavailable but when they are on sale both standing and seated options will be up for purchase.

Hot dogs will be sold all evening.

The Factory, Priestfield, Gillingham FC

Is there anywhere more apt to watch the games than a football stadium?

The Factory at Gillingham FC's Priestfield is showing all England's matches, with multiple screens throughout the bar.

Doors open from noon on November 21 and from 5pm on both November 25 and 29.

Spitfire Lounge, Maidstone United FC

Within the Gallagher Stadium, home to Maidstone United FC, England fans will be welcomed to the spitfire lounge to watch the every group stage match form the home nation.

Doors will open one hour before kick off before each game.

Other games being shown during the opening week will be:

USA v Wales on November 21 at 7pm.

Spain v Costa Rica at 4pm and Belgium v Canada at 7pm on November 23.

Portugal v Ghana at 4pm on November 24.

France v Denmark at 4pm on November 26.

Japan v Costa Rica at 10am, Belgium v Morocco at 1pm, Croatia v Canada at 4pm and Spain v Germany at 7pm on November 27.

Holy Trinity Church, Sittingbourne

The church on Church Street will be screening matches for residents to watch on a big screen.

They will be showing games from November 21 including:

England v Iran on November 21 at 1pm.

USA v Wales on November 21 at 7pm

Morocco v Croatia on November 23 at 10am.

Qatar v Senegal on November 25 at 1pm.

England v USA on November 25 at 7pm.

Wales v England on Noveber 29 at 7pm.

The event is an alcohol free, smoke free, family friendly event that is free for fans to enjoy.

A "World Cup cafe" will be selling soft drinks, hot drinks and snacks.