Thousands of Scotland fans descending on Munich's Allianz Arena will have to pay through the nose if they want even a soft drink.
Steve Clarke's Scotland will face Germany in the opening game of Euro 2024 on Friday with 75,000 people attending.
Unlike in Scotland, fans will be able to enjoy a beer during the game with tournament sponsor Bitburger the only brand on offer. Attendees will have to fork out €7 for 500ml of beer, a little less than the standard UK pint.
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But it's the soft drink prices that really turn the head. Coke, Fanta, Sprite, Lilt, and Monster are available in 500ml volumes at the hefty price of €6.
Prices were showing in the stadium as it geared up for the opening game of Euro 2024.
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