Police will be stepping up patrols as England play Croatia on Sunday- Scarborough has had a particular problem with parties but officers are hopeful there won't be a repeat today.
England start their EURO 2020 campaign today as they play Croatia at Wembley.
The match is on TV later and there's a reminder from North Yorkshire Police that some lockdown rules are still in place.
The rule of six applies to indoor gatherings at home, although up to 30 people can meet outside.
Scarborough had problems with house parties during the full lockdown, Chief Inspector Charlotte Bloxham from North Yorkshire Police says they will step up patrols today but aren't expecting any problems:
Chief Inspector Bloxham says they'll be targeting key locations:


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