As the World Cup in Qatar begins on Sunday, November 20, the majority of bars and restaurants in Gier are preparing to broadcast the matches of the biggest football event in the world.
In Rive-de-Gier, in the beer bar Le coup d’Mouss, it is customary to meet to follow the matches in major competitions. “We broadcast all the WC matches. We have four screens for that,” announces the manager. “We had already done it for the last Euro and we are also used to broadcasting all AS Saint-Etienne’s matches”.
Stéphane, a regular customer of Coup d’Mouss, also intends to take advantage of the bar’s logistics to follow a couple of meetings. “I usually have a beer there and take the opportunity to watch the Greens’ matches,…
