It's well known that fans in the British Isles love a drink, and with Scotland and Switzerland playing two of their group games against Slovenia, pubs are doing extremely well.
However, after last Saturday's match between Scotland and Switzerland, more than 50,000 Scottish fans partied before and after the same game, collectively drinking one million pints (568,000 liters) of beer in Cologne and selling wine in one city, according to British media reports.
Some bars say they expect nearly 100,000 dollars of 'Three Lions Corps' fans to arrive in Cologne to support the love team. Because the transportation started working on Sunday, they got tanned to save their lives and sold British fans alcohol. If they don't do well, they do very little business. If the British fans do anything, they will be in trouble.
The German authorities knew that wine sales would be a cauldron. They are eager to deal with the manufacturers. On Monday and Tuesday they shipped almost 2.5 million units of beer (about 1.42 million liters). I'm sure the English fans can drink their way through it.
