FanDuel and Carli Lloyd are bringing coffee to USWNT fans who stay up late to watch the World Cup down under.
With the FIFA Women’s World Cup kicking off Thursday in Australia and New Zealand, fans of the U.S. Women’s National Team are in for late nights cheering on their squad. To provide that necessary boost for those mornings after, FanDuel and soccer legend Carli Lloyd have partnered with women-owned roastery North Edge Craft Coffee to create FanFuel Extra Kick Coffee that will be available online and in trucks in select American cities.
Beginning Thursday and Friday, FanDuel trucks will hit New York, Boston, Columbus, and Kansas City to give out free coffee to fans 21 and over. The brew will also be available nationwide the morning after USWNT matches, starting Saturday, following Friday night’s match against Vietnam.
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“My experience has proven that Team USA supporters are some of the most passionate fans out there, and we want to show them our appreciation for the sacrifice they will make back home, losing sleep to cheer the team on,” Lloyd said. “I’m excited to partner with FanDuel to give our fans an extra kick to conquer the day with FanFuel’s Extra Kick limited edition coffee blend.”
At FanDuel sportsbook, fans who bet $5 on World Cup matchups will receive $100 in bonus bets and an additional $10 in bonus bets for every Team USA win.
“The USWNT is primed for a three-peat, but the upcoming international tournament presents a challenge for some U.S. fans who may find it difficult to tune in. That’s where FanDuel comes in,” Jennifer Matthews, FanDuel’s VP of brand strategy, said in a release. “We know the passion and dedication of fans across the country, and we’re here to support them, providing extra fuel to ensure fans have the energy they need to get through the next day after late-night or early morning match watching.”
With FanDuel and Lloyd’s help, staying up for our leading ladies will be that much easier with an extra jolt of java.
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