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Those looking to attend the parade and ceremony in person are advised by the FA to plan ahead. While events kick off just after midday, the football body says it is expecting large crowds, so aiming to arrive early will likely help to secure a good spot.

Attendees have been asked to use public transport or walk to the event, as there will be a number of road closures in place in areas surrounding the event. There will also be no dedicated parking.

The FA says that the following stations can be used to access The Mall:

• Green Park (London Underground)
• Piccadilly Circus (London Underground)
• Victoria (London Underground, National Rail)
• Westminster (London Underground)
• Charing Cross (London Underground, National Rail)

There are a few key timings to be aware of for anyone wanting to watch the events live:

• 12.10pm: Homecoming celebration starts with an open-top bus procession along The Mall
• 12.30pm: Start of the live Homecoming celebration staged event at the Queen Victoria Memorial in front of Buckingham Palace
• 1pm: The Homecoming celebration is due to finish

The Homecoming celebration will be broadcast live on the BBC, ITV and Sky between 12pm and 1pm, with viewers able to tune in at any time.

All of these channels also offer respective online live TV streaming services for those with devices connected to the internet.

The event will not be ticketed and free to attend, the Football Association (FA) has confirmed, inviting fans, residents and businesses to join the celebrations. The ceremony will be supported by the UK government.