Are you a fan of England’s Premier League but you feel isolated in a country which would rather debate partially deflated footballs? NBC Sports has a contest you may want to follow. NBC Sports is out to find the best American sports bar for fans of the Premier League and you have an opportunity to help them find the ultimate winner.
Premier League fans can stop by this page and nominate their favorite soccer bars through December 6th. From there, fans can check in at their favorite pub via the NBC Sports Matchmaker app and engage through social media by using the #BestPLBarContest hashtag. NBC Sports will evaluate all of the submissions and crown the winning bar.
The winning bar will win $50,000 to “upgrade their viewing experience” as well as a party hosted by NBC Sports and a commercial recognizing their accomplishment.
Aside from being a fun engagement contest for soccer fans, NBC Sports is rallying behind the Premier League as it continues to bring in solid ratings.

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