England-Croatia Fans Drank 45,349 Beers at Texas Bar Near Stadium
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Fans attending the England vs. Croatia World Cup match consumed 45,349 beers at a nearby bar.
- The venue, Texas Live!, reported higher beer sales than for a typical Dallas Cowboys playoff game.
- English fans also overwhelmed a British-themed pub in Dallas, drinking 5,000 beers.
Fans attending the World Cup match between England and Croatia in Arlington, Texas, displayed a significant thirst, consuming an astonishing 45,349 beers at a single venue near the AT&T Stadium. The bar, Texas Live!, reported that sales surpassed those typically seen during a Dallas Cowboys playoff game.
The high temperatures on match day likely contributed to the surge in beverage consumption, as supporters sought refuge in bars before the game commenced. The presence of numerous English fans was particularly noticeable in Dallas, with The Londoner Pub, a British-themed establishment, being overwhelmed by supporters of the Three Lions.
Fans at The Londoner Pub reportedly drank 5,000 beers on the Saturday night preceding the match, and organizers found it difficult to manage the enthusiastic crowds. The event highlighted the significant influx of international fans for the World Cup and their dedication to supporting their teams, even off the field.
Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.