Get ready to put your feet up and grab the popcorn because tonight's not just about the beautiful game – it's about being glued to multiple screens as England take on Croatia in their World Cup opener! But don't worry, we've got the lowdown on what else to watch while you're waiting for kick-off (8pm on ITV1) or taking a breather from the thrilling action.
Tune into Channel 4 at 8pm and let Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer guide you through the world of property hunting in 'Location, Location, Location'. This week, they're back in London, checking in on two couples: Molly and Sam, who've finally landed a pad in Walthamstow, and Alan and Rachel, who've spent three years renovating their Victorian gem in Crystal Palace. It's the perfect antidote to the drama unfolding in Russia – a comforting dose of normalcy.
History buffs, don your thinking caps! Channel 5 is serving up a slice of Tudor intrigue at 8pm with 'Inside the Tower of London: The Mystery of the Mary Rose'. Tracy Borman delves into the enduring enigma surrounding Henry VIII's doomed flagship, while also giving us a sneak peek into the Tower team's preparations for VJ Day on 15th August. It's a historical double whammy that'll keep you hooked.
Later in the evening, BBC Four takes us back to 1979 and the groundbreaking TV play 'Only Connect', which airs at 10pm. This reflection from its producer is followed by the play itself at 10.15pm – a landmark moment in television history that marks Pride month with its powerful story of socialist pioneer Edward Carpenter. Get ready for a poignant reminder of just how far we've come.
For film fans, Netflix has got you covered with 'Aftersun', the critically acclaimed drama from Charlotte Wells. This beautifully crafted tale of adulthood and loss of innocence follows an 11-year-old girl's summer holiday with her dad in Turkey – a poignant exploration that'll leave you on the edge of your seat (or should we say, the edge of the sofa).
And if cricket's more your thing, don't worry! England face New Zealand in the second Test of their series at 10am on Sky Sports Main Event. It's a full day of sporting action that'll keep you entertained while the football takes centre stage.