Isle of Wight Festival will be showing the football

all the World Cup games shown in the Field of Dreams

By Scott Williams | Published: Tue 17th Dec 2013

Isle of Wight Festival 2014 - around the festival site
Photo credit: Steve Collins

Isle of Wight Festival 2014

Thursday 12th to Sunday 15th June 2014
Seaclose Park, Newport, Isle of Wight, PO30 2DN, England MAP
£190
Daily capacity: 90,000

As well as the line-up of music, the Isle of Wight Festival has confirmed the festival will also be chowing the football, with all the action from the World Cup screened live in the BT Sport Field of Dreams.

Festival goers Fans can catch every kick, card and corner during the Festival on their big screens. 

Festival organiser John Giddings told eFestivals, "Yes, we will be showing the football, there will be a BT Field Of Dreams. England's kick off is at 11 o'clock at night but there are also matches on earlier on and we'll screen them too. The Field Of Dreams doesn't have to be football all day long. It's the same idea as last time, but not exactly the same thing."

Next summer's Isle of Wight Festival will be happening from Thursday 12th until Sunday 15th June 2014 and will be showing the following World Cup games live in the BT Sport Field of DreamsŠ:

12 June 2014 - Brazil v Croatia
13 June 2014 - Mexico v Cameroon
13 June 2014 - Spain v Netherlands
13 June 2014 - Chile v Australia
14 June 2014 - Colombia v Greece
14 June 2014 - Uruguay v Costa Rica
14 June 2014 ­ England v Italy
15 June 2014 - Ivory Coast v Japan
15 June 2014 - Switzerland v Ecuador
15 June 2014- France v Honduras
15 June 2014 - Argentina v Bosnia-Hercegovina

Biffy Clyro will headline the Friday night as an English festival exclusive. Also confirmed is DJ Calvin Harris, who will be closing the night, with Rudimental also confirmed for the main stage on Friday, with Passenger, The 1975, and The Waterboys completing the first names.

For the latest line-up details as available please click here.

Early bird tickets are on sale until 8am on Thursday 16th January.

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Early Bird Prices: 
Early Bird Weekend: £170 
Early Bird Day Tickets (Fri, Sat, Sun): £70
Early Bird Campervan: £100
Children 12 and under: free 

Full Ticket Prices:
Weekend Tickets: £190
Day Tickets (Fri, Sat, Sun): £75
Campervan: £100
Weekend Car Parking In Advance: £15
Per Day Parking: £10
Children 12 and under: free

For those travelling to the island, there are various ferry options available, see Red Funnel or Wight Link for details.

eFestivals' exclusive interview with festival organiser John Giddings is available in full here.




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