For a West Ham fan, there’s nothing like attending a live game and watching your favourite team
play, cheering them on and grabbing a huge portion of the unique atmosphere that comes with a
football game. That being said, if there’s ever a time you can’t attend an all-important game, or if
you’re looking to enjoy your sport in different ways between big games, here’s how.
1.Try Live Streaming
Equipping your smart device for live streaming means you never have to miss a game, no matter
where you are. Perfect for commuting, travelling, or just keeping updated on the latest while you’re
out and about, live streaming is the ideal way to stay in the loop even if you’re not sat watching a
match.
Head to the Unibet live streaming service to ensure you never miss a game.
2.Watch the Game at Home with Your Mates
You might not always be able to attend a big match, but there’s no reason you can’t watch the game in
the comfort of your living room with those who count. Equip yourself with great food and drink and
the best company, and you’re good to go. Especially during those months when sitting outside at a
live game might be too cold to handle, home-based entertainment can often be the way to go. Be sure
to choose the house with the biggest TV and comfiest chairs, too.
3.Watch the Game in a Public Place
One great thing about a football game is the atmosphere, and sharing your passion with those others
around you who support your team, too. That’s why watching a game in a public place, like a pub or
social venue, means you can still integrate yourself in that atmosphere even if you can’t attend the
physical game. Take the time to find the perfect venue by looking at MatchPint’s most recommended
list of pubs and bars to watch the all-important match. It could be that your favourite local or a
specific club is holding a special event based around the game for you and other supporters to enjoy.
4.Get Your Family Involved
There’s nothing like sharing the joy of a sport with your loved ones, and this is especially rewarding
when you can share it with children who are starting to take an interest in your team. Spend time in
between games educating your family about your favourite team and make arrangements for them to
attend the next match so that you can enjoy together. Share your prized sports items with them, or get
personalised matching team shirts to wear to the next game.
5.Collect Memorabilia
You probably already do if you’re a hardcore football fan, but if not, then this is a great hobby to feel
more connected with your favourite team in between matches. Chubb details tips on how you can
collect more memorabilia so that you could turn a room or area of your house into a dedicated space
for your collection, and have your prized items out on display. This could be anything from football
shirts, signed memorabilia or posters, and photos.
