A Stockport pub that went viral for videos showing regulars "living their best life" on karaoke nights has changed its name to show support for the England team during the World Cup. The Chestergate pub has been renamed The Southgate in honour of England manager Gareth Southgate for the duration of the football tournament.
A huge sign bearing The Southgate name has been lifted into place above the regular The Chestergate sign at the pub. The traditional boozer is right in the heart of Stockport Town Centre on Mersey Square.
The sign includes images of the football manager in his signature three-piece suit, while the sign has also been adorned with festive fairy lights. The "O" in Southgate has also been filled in with the red and white colours of the England flag.