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Fourteen million pints: The astonishing beer intake tipped for England fans
Pub pint sales are expected to jump 75% for England’s semi-final clash against Argentina.
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mirror.co.uk
Pubs forecast to sell 10 million extra pints for England's World Cup semi clash
Up to 26 million fans are expected to tune in to watch England's semi-final battle with Argentina - with the 8pm kick-off forecast to deliver a bonanza for pubs
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dailymail.com
Pubs to pour 14 million pints during England vs Argentina semi-final
Landlords are preparing for record crowds to watch the game as the Three Lions face down the South Americans at 8pm tomorrow.
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nzherald.co.nz
Fourteen million pints: The astonishing beer intake tipped for England fans
Pub pint sales are expected to jump 75% for England’s semi-final clash against Argentina.
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independent.co.uk
Pubs expected to pour 14 million pints during England v Argentina
Millions are expected to go out to pubs to watch the crunch World Cup game
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nbcnews.com
World Cup boosts beer sales in England’s pubs, some are still facing last orders
Overall “margins are getting squeezed because it is a tough time for pubs right now,” one pub owner told NBC News.
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England fans sing their hearts out ahead of World Cup semi-final
England fans sang their hearts out last night as they packed bars and clubs in their hundreds ahead of the crunch World Cup semi-final against Argentina.
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Devastation for England supporters in pubs and fan zones
Fans were nervously gripping their pints at the half way mark when both teams remained goalless despite 19 fouls being committed.
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Witch spells to lookalike contests: How England is gearing for tonight’s semi-final
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to head to the pub for tonight’s historic game
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smh.com.au
‘You could see it coming’: Along the Thames, triumph turns to torment
For England’s long-suffering fans, a semi-final exit at the hands of Lionel Messi’s Argentina comes with a familiar sense of expectations crushed.