Football fans will miss ‘matchday’ atmosphere at restaurants


Limited options: With the two-per-table rule, mamak restaurants will not be able to accommodate many customers who come to watch football games. — SS KANESAN/The Star

PETALING JAYA: The suspended English Premier League (EPL) is set to resume, but fans hoping to catch the live action at their favourite mamak restaurants will have to do without “matchday” atmosphere.

With social distancing rules taking precedence, it will be a luxury to get a seat in these restaurants, which have already started demarcating reduced seating areas.

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