Inchy's Bar is situated on the famous Avenida Bonanza Strip in Benalmadena-Costa on the Costa Del Sol in Southern Spain. It was opened in 1999 by ex-professional footballer Steve Phillips whose nickname from his playing days gives the bar it's name.

Steve has a collection of over 400 football shirts on display in the bar, many of them signed personally, as well as lots of other sporting memorabilia.

With continuous coverage of all major sporting events Inchy's can quite accurately claim to be the top sports bar in town.

We show sport all the year round including "live" football with two Premiership matches on a Saturday at 4pm, the Champions League, and also" live" horse racing from the UK every day if you Fancy a flutter.

If you would like to go to watch local football club Malaga play then we also run a coach to every home game and will even provide tickets to the match.

Steve was born just around the corner from White Hart Lane and was chased by a host of clubs, including Spurs and Arsenal, as a schoolboy. He played for the England schoolboys team and scored the winner in the final of the 1973 Little World Cup against East Germany, making history by becoming the first ever player to settle a cup final by the Golden Goal method.

He eventually signed for Birmingham City where he made thirty-odd first team appearances in the old Division One alongside such illustrious names as Trevor Francis and Bob Latchford before moving on to Northampton Town in 1976.

The following year he joined Brentford and in the 1977-1978 season he received the Golden Boot award for scoring 36 goals in a season, the top goalscorer in the whole of the football league.

He returned to Northampton in 1980 and then played for a succession of clubs including Southend, Torquay, Peterborough, Chesterfield and Exeter City before finally hanging up his boots in 1988.

In his career Steve played 687 League and Cup games and scored 254 goals.