German football fans have arrived in Toronto for the World Cup. They are passionate about football and enjoy drinking beer. However, they are finding the prices of beer in Canada to be quite high. In Germany, a beer typically costs around 6 or 7 dollars, whereas in Toronto, it can cost between 10 to 14 dollars. In the stadium, the price of a beer is even higher, at 17 dollars. This is considered to be excessive by many fans.
The bars in Toronto are taking advantage of the opportunity to serve German fans. They have learned from the first match and are preparing for the next one. At the Pint Public House, staff poured a lot of German beer during the first game, going through 10 kegs. They are expecting to sell a similar amount for the next match and have stored as much beer as possible. However, some fans are finding the prices of tickets to be too high. One fan paid 1000 dollars for his ticket, which is considered to be exorbitant even by Canadian standards. The fans are hoping that if Germany wins against Ivory Coast, they will qualify for the round of 16, making the high prices more bearable.
The German fans are looking forward to the match and are hoping for a win. They will be cheering on their team and enjoying their beer. The atmosphere in the stadium is expected to be lively, with fans from both teams cheering and chanting. The cheers of the German fans will be loud and clear, as they urge their team on to victory. With a win, the German team will advance to the next round, and the fans will be able to celebrate with their favorite beer.
