More than 70 venues across South Australia will be open and welcoming fans for Saturday morning’s clash between Australia and Egypt in the World Cup.
Pubs and hospitality venues throughout the state have been able to apply for free short-term liquor licenses for the entirety of the World Cup.
With the match set to take place in the early hours of Saturday morning when venues would normally be closed, the short-term liquor licences allow them to extend their hours of operation.
78 venues across South Australia including in the CBD, the suburbs and in regional South Australia have all had their free application to welcome soccer fans approved.
These include:
Sussex Hotel – Walkerville
Sundowner Hotel – Whyalla.
The Archer Hotel – North Adelaide
Brighton Metro Hotel – Brighton
Grand Junction Tavern – Pennington
Mich O’Shea’s Hotel – Hackham
Hampstead Hotel – Collinswood
Naracoorte Hotel – Naracoorte
Parkside Hotel – Parkside
Payneham Tavern – Royston Park
Waterloo Station Hotel – Paralowie
Cove Tavern – Hallett Cove
Robin Hood Hotel – Norwood
General Havelock Hotel – Adelaide
Swanport Hotel – Murray Bridge
Cremorne Hotel – Unley
The Palace – Adelaide
Highway Inn – Plympton
Warradale Hotel – Warradale
Arkaba Hotel – Fullarton
The Dutch Pantry - Klemzig
Adelaide Venue Management Corporation – North Adelaide
Golden Grove Tavern – Surrey Downs
Earl of Aberdeen Hotel – Adelaide
Clovercrest Hotel – Modbury North
Black Bull Hotel - Adelaide
West Oak Hotel – Adelaide
Lockleys Hotel – Fulham
Elephant British Pub – Adelaide
Old Noarlunga Hotel – Old Noarlunga
Lion Hotel – North Adelaide
Para Hills United Soccer Club – Para Hills
Luna Bar - Adelaide
Ern Malley – Stepney
The Suburban Brew – Glynde
The Suburban Brew – Goodwood
The Junction – Camden Park
Bridgeway Hotel - Pooraka
Beachport Hotel – Beachport
Pier Hotel – Glenelg
Strathmore Hotel - Adelaide
Mala Mia - Adelaide
Charles Cane Reserve Sports and Social Club Inc (BOSA Football Club) – Prospect
Exeter hotel – Exeter
Findon Hotel – Findon
Gepps Cross Ale House - Blair Athol
Ramsgate Hotel – Henley Beach
Roxby Downs Tavern – Roxby Downs
Grand Tasman Hotel – Port Lincoln
Norwood Hotel – Norwood
Rex Hotel – Marleston
Seacliff Beach Hotel – Seacliff
The Lane Way Social East End – Adelaide
Tower Hotel – Magill
Modbury Hotel – Modbury
Modbury Vista Soccer Club – Wynn Vale
Bath Hotel – Wynn Vale
Hyde Park Tavern – Hyde Park
Queens Head Hotel – North Adelaide
Grange Hotel – Grange
Salisbury Hotel – Salisbury
Pirie Social the Venue – Port Pirie
Metropolitan Hotel – Adelaide
The Landbar – Christies Beach
Brightstar Brewing – Thebarton
Whitehorse Inn Hotel – Bolivar
Pirate Life Brewing – Port Adelaide
Hilton Hotel – Hilton
Exeter Hotel – Exeter
La Buvette – Adelaide
The Stag Hotel – Adelaide
Woolshed on Hindley – Adelaide
Bath Hotel – Norwood
Lakes Resort – West Lakes
Plant 4 Place – Bowden
Hotel Seaton – Seaton Park
Flagstaff Hotel – Darlington
Rehn Bier Cellar Door – Tanunda
The Adelaide Live Site at the Drive will also be open from 3am, ahead of a 3.30am kick-off.
The massive 12x7 metre screen will return so fans can catch all the action.
There will be an MC and a DJ to get the party started with food and beverages including coffee and bacon and egg rolls available to purchase.
Venues can still apply to Consumer and Business Services for a short-term licence for the remainder of the World Cup. Call 131 882 for more information.
