As the list of logistical concerns surrounding the G20 continues to grow, the Summit Management Office is now trying to figure out how delegates and their aides are going to watch the World Cup. Several important matches are to be played during the summit, and with 14 of 20 nations participating, access is not an issue to be trifled with. “Hopefully, in the delegation room we’ll have live satellite TV…and we can inform the president once in a while if South Africa is playing,” a South African representative told the Star. We think the Brits have it right, though; they’re apparently searching for a suitable pub. With that in mind, we have some suggestions as to where the world’s most important people can watch the world’s most popular sporting event.
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