The Arc Cinema in Hucknall has donated some of its proceeds from showing England's Euro 2020 match to Hucknall Sports.

The cinema showed the live broadcast of England's 2-0 victory over Germany on screen one. Due to social distancing rules, the cinema could only operate at 50% capacity which meant that 41 people watched on the big screen.

Goals from Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane saw England beat Germany in a knockout round of a major tournament for the first time since the 1966 World Cup Final.

Mark Gallagher, the manager of the cinema said: "Because it's a free to air sporting event you're not allowed to charge entry, so we had to come up with a way to charge people just to secure bookings. We didn't want queues of people turning up as we'd have to turn away more than we could let in.

"Then I came up with the idea of charging for everyone's first drink and first snack, so the ticket price included a large drink and a large popcorn, nachos or hot dog. That only came to £7 something and I wanted to charge our normal ticket price so there was a couple of quid leftover. I just thought it'd be really nice to donate that to a charity.

"The Hucknall Sports shop is across the road from the cinema. My five-year-old son plays football on a Saturday morning with Hucknall Sports and the two men that run it, Derek and Alan, they love football, they love kids, they love grassroots. They're such a lovely setup and I just wanted to support them. It's obviously relevant because it's football; it's the perfect fit."