On Wednesday (8 May), Liverpool fans worldwide cheered in disbelief as their team pulled off a miraculous comeback victory over Barcelona FC that saw them through to the Champions League finals.
In light of their 4-0 victory, roti prata outlets in Singapore are offering Liverpool fans 4 free kosong pratas.
Because they won 4-kosong, get it?
On Wednesday morning, Springleaf Prata Place announced that they would be giving out 4 plain pratas to the first 10 customers in Liverpool jerseys at all their outlets.
They later removed their restriction, such that all customers dressed in Liverpool jerseys will receive 4 plain pratas.
According to their Facebook post, the boss of the prata chain is a fan of Everton FC – Liverpool’s derby rivals – but “recognises a great win when he sees one”.
Boss of Springleaf in blue
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With Everton’s recent demolition of Manchester United, perhaps there’s a secret Merseyside alliance going on. #justkidding
Later in the day, Casuarina Curry, helmed by a “die-hard Liverpool fan”, announced a similar promotion on its Facebook page.
In this instance, the promotion was extended to include all customers who visit in a Liverpool jersey on 8 May.
Casuarina’s promotion is valid at their Thomson and Sixth Avenue outlets.
Soon after lunch, Casuarina Curry uploaded pictures of fans donning red Liverpool kits enjoying their free pratas.
While some enjoyed their complimentary meal in a group, others came ‘solo’.
Not sure if they had trouble finishing all 4 pratas by themselves though, that’s a tonne of calories right there.
Will Liverpool be able to bring the Champions League trophy back to England — a feat last achieved 7 seasons ago? Only time will tell.
Regardless, the celebrations following the victory are proof of why football is also known as The Beautiful Game, and also a true embodiment of the Liverpool anthem — You’ll Never Walk Alone
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Each shirt is priced at S$15.90, with the proceeds supporting lower-income residents in Sembawang Central.