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From traditional pint glasses to elegant stemware, we have a wide range of beer glassware to choose from. But for now, it may feel as though the arc of progress has been halted for a host of countries who can’t progress to the quarter-finals. South Korea were semi-finalists on home soil 20 years ago; abroad, however, they cannot reach the last eight. The 2022 World Cup is just around the corner, and what better way to enjoy the action than with an official pint glass from your favourite drink – whether it be Budweiser , San Miguel , Coors , or Staropramen , we have the perfect glass for you? For Mexico, the missed opportunity was their 2002 meeting with the United States; since then, their defeats have come to Argentina, Argentina, the Netherlands and Brazil.

Perhaps the new format of a 48-team World Cup will alter the equation, and at least it may afford Mexico the chance of a fifth game before reaching the last eight.For Japan, South Korea, Mexico and the USA, if not Switzerland, an inability to stop the European and South American hegemony of the global game is reflected in the knockout stages. The curse being, in fact, that there isn’t a fifth game for El Tri, the side with the unwanted record of going out of the World Cup in the last 16 on the most consecutive occasions.

Whether you’re looking for a classic pint glass to enjoy your favourite lager or ale, or something a little more special for a truly unique drinking experience, we have the perfect glass for you.Japan may reflect their finest results have come in the group stages; they defeated Spain and Germany in Qatar, just as both Mexico and South Korea overcame the Germans in 2018. Switzerland, too, could progress further in front of their own crowds but, since hosting the tournament in 1954, they have five last-16 exits, including the last three in a row. It is undeniable that the major national teams in other continents have improved over the decades; Japan and the USA feel better than they were four years ago. Since they were quarter-finalists in 2002, the United States have gone out in the first knockout round three times.

Football’s strength in depth is such that the quarter-finals can seem the final frontier to many an Asian, African or North American team. Our Budweiser glasses come in a variety of designs and sizes, so you’re sure to find one perfect for your home bar.Winning any knockout tie in a World Cup, against anyone, anywhere, anyhow can seem fearsomely difficult. Our Budweiser glassware makes a great addition to any collection, and it’s perfect for enjoying the world’s most popular beer during the World Cup. This beer glass is one of the vast selection available from GarageBar so have a look at some of our other glasses from around the world! At any given point, there tends to be about a dozen sides of a higher standard; even if two or three go out in the group stages and a couple more in the last 16, often to others among the favourites, the rest can congregate in the last eight.

Bavarian wheat beer Erdinger is one of the most popular beers in the world, and their official glassware is a must-have for any fan looking to enjoy the World Cup. We also offer a variety of different sizes and shapes, so you can find the perfect glass for any beer. Japan have lost two penalty shootouts in the last 16 and took a 2-0 lead against Belgium in 2018, only to go down 3-2. We have a great selection to choose from, so you’re sure to find the perfect present for even the most die-hard supporter. These glasses are specially designed for enjoying a nice cold drink, and they come in a variety of designs to suit any fan.The special edition glass, designed for the Qatar 2022 World Cup features elegant, printed detailing all over the glass to complete the experience of enjoying your favourite beer. Maybe the serial last-16 losers simply don’t have enough world-class players, and Son Heung-min may be the lone candidate among the four teams in question now. His United States counterpart Gregg Berhalter said: “Now it is about, can we keep that up and take it to another level? We could not break through the round of 16 and we could not have a new perspective and see a new landscape,” lamented Japan manager Hajime Moriyasu.