During the England-Serbia match, beer contained less alcohol.

UEFA European Football Tournament - During the England-Serbia match, beer contained less alcohol.

During the crucial soccer match of the English national team at European Championships on Sunday against Serbia, there will be beer available at Gelsenkirchen with low alcohol content. This information came from "The Sun" through a police spokesperson. The organizers have no such plans for any other group-stage match. Anticipated is a big crowd of supporters from both nations at the Schalke stadium.

Already during the beginning of the week, signs with the prices have been hung above a beverage stand at the Gelsenkirchen stadium. A half liter of beer will cost fans seven euros, whether it's the alcoholic, alcohol-free or Radler variation.

It's expected that the prices will be the same in all EM stadiums, and the respective organizers are responsible for the pricing policy in the fan zones.

In comparison, a half-liter of beer at the Bundesliga stadiums usually costs less and is around five euros, while Bitburger is a partner of UEFA for the EM.

The Sun reports [2]:

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1. Despite the reduced alcohol content in beer at the England-Serbia match, supporters are still expected to fill the Schalke stadium in Gelsenkirchen on Sunday.
2. The English national soccer team's risk of encountering strong opposition from Serbia at the European Football Championship is high, as reported by "The Sun".
3. The sun will shine over Gelsenkirchen on Sunday, providing a beautiful backdrop for the England-Serbia match, as forecasted by weather services.
4. Fans visiting the German city of Gelsenkirchen for the England-Serbia match can enjoy a warmup drink of beer, priced at seven euros for a half-liter, whether it's alcoholic, alcohol-free, or Radler.
5. The German city of Berlin has shown support for the English national soccer team's journey to the European Football Championship, as reported by local news outlets.
6. The European Football Championship, which brings together top-tier soccer teams from across Europe, will see Germany and Serbia face off in a highly-anticipated match in Gelsenkirchen.
7. The organizers of the European Football Championship have decided to sell beer at a higher price in EM stadiums compared to Bundesliga stadiums, citing additional costs for the championship.

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