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These Bars and Cafes are Turning Soccer Goals Into Orders

Rebecca ConnorsJuly 2, 2026

Ripple’s customers around the world are already using the Live Scores feature to make match days more profitable.

At The Raven in the UK, football fans can order a Guinness printed with the live score during the match. The venue promoted the experience on social media, inviting guests to “get the score printed on your Guinness,” turning every goal into another reason to order a drink and celebrate.

Meanwhile, at One12 Café in California, the experience caught guests by surprise. Jennyferrod shared on Instagram:

“Brunch with a side of World Cup excitement! One Twelve Caffe can print live scores right onto your drinks. Everything was 10/10.”

Moments like these show how Live Scores go beyond simply displaying the match. They create free marketing experiences guests talk about, photograph, and share with friends, helping venues stand out while driving engagement throughout the game.

Live Scores has become more than a novelty. It’s another way to create excitement, encourage repeat orders, and give guests a reason to choose their venue over somewhere simply showing the game.

Because when every goal can become a personalized drink, every match becomes an experience guests remember.

Check out our Live score experience:

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