UK backs pubs to open earlier for World Cup final

The British Beer and Pub Association had called for permission for pubs to serve beer from 10am.

The game on Sunday will be the first time since 1966 that a senior England team has reached a World Cup final.

The game on Sunday will be the first time since England’s men beat West Germany to lift the soccer World Cup in 1966 that a senior England team has reached the final of a major global tournament. The British Beer and Pub Association, which represents over 20,000 pubs, had called for permission for pubs to serve beer from 10am on Sunday.

“I’ve asked councils to do everything they can to help pubs get open earlier on Sunday, so people can come together and enjoy a drink before kick-off for this special occasion.”

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