- British football fans can get a free drink between 6pm and 7pm this Friday.
- More than 800 Greene King pubs will be giving away pints on Friday to celebrate a summer of football with the start of the Euros.
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Football fever is almost here, with Euro 2024 kicking off on Friday later this week, as Steve Clarke’s Tartan Army begin the tournament against hosts Germany on Friday, June 14.
Friday not only marks the start of Euro 2024, it also kicks off a summer of pints, football and beer gardens.
Nothing announces a European Championship summer like enjoying a cold pint in one of the UK’s many beer gardens.
Pubs from Friday are sure to see an influx of customers as football fans flock to their nearest pubs to hopefully witness England ‘bring football home’.
To make things even more exciting, fans can get a free pint before Scotland vs Germany; They just have to say a secret phrase…
Football fans can grab a free drink this Friday before Scotland vs Germany to kick off Euro 2024.
England fans will be able to get a free drink between 6pm and 7pm at participating Greene King pubs.
On the occasion of the opening match against Scotland and Germany, green king will offer football fans the opportunity to have a free drink from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
All you have to do to claim your free drink is simply head to participating Greene King pubs and say the secret phrase.
Simply say the words “For Pub and Country” at selected bars to win your free drink.
There is 800 pubs across the UK are taking partso the likelihood of your venue serving one is quite high, as the pub company and brewery have locations in England, Scotland and Wales.
For those of you who don’t enjoy a pint, there are other free drinks available. Customers can choose from a variety of drink options, including pints of Greene King’s Level Head and Flint Eye, as well as ciders, liqueurs and soft drinks.
Former footballer Jimmy Bullard has teamed up with Greene King for the bid
Ex-footballer Jimmy Bullard has given his support to the promotionrevealing that he will be behind England this summer at home.
“It is no secret that we are two of the most unfortunate footballing countries in Europe. If we do not win on penalties it is due to injury or a referee’s decision, there is always something.
‘But there’s something in the air this summer that makes me think this could be our year. I can’t wait for the games to start and I’ll be at my local Greene King for kickoff. See you there!’
