Brixton are you ready to reminisce over the greatest era of football, we welcome The 00s Premier League Quiz!

There was once a time before dodgy VAR calls, pink boots, questionable haircuts and circular-shaped red cards whats that about by the way? The 00s was the last decade of the real footballers. Divers were given the death sentence, headbutts were encouraged and dont even bother thinking about swapping shirts at the 90. It was an era of the two-footed propa tackles but how much did you actually pay attention to?

Come show off your skills with 00s Prem League trivia all night long. No fouling, just good honest footie.

Prizes for 1st and 2nd team!

Max team size of 8, bring as many teams as you want! One ticket per person.

Fancy dress encouraged. Prize for best dressed!

DJs playing 00s nostalgia hit tunes all night. This will be a party!

Rounds include

00s Premier League Trivia

Picture round.

Fill in the script round.

And more to be announced

We recommend that you come down as early as possible to ensure that you have plenty of time to enjoy the food and drink that we have on offer. We open our doors at 6pm the DJ will start at 7pm and the quiz begins at 7:30pm sharp.

For any help with your booking, please email [email protected]

Seats are on a first come first served basis. Get down early to make sure your group can all get space seated together.

This is an 18+ event.

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