Leeds vs Derby: Frank Lampard's post-win celebration bill goes viral
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Although, it is not clear that who actually paid the bill!
Derby County defeated Leeds United 4-2 on Wednesday to complete a 4-3 aggregate comeback win and reach the English Championship play-off final. The dramatic revival was set by Jack Marriott, who scored twice for the team.
More than win, the post-match celebration got highlighted when the Derby County's travelling fans celebrated the win at The Kings Head pub and a picture was shared online showing a bill for around $3,567 (£2,800 to be exact) at the same venue.
The photo of the bill shared with a caption, "Lampard's bar bill good lad."
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Although, it is not clear that who actually paid the bill.
The receipt that went viral on Twitter comprises of a long list of 40 items that included 209 beers, 54 shots of Sambuca, 75 Jager, 33 Kraken, 53 Tonic, 29 Fireball, 65 Splash, 65 shots of Grey Goose vodka and 38 shots of tequila on a long list of 40 items.
There were people who tried to remain sober as a diet coke and two cokes were also ordered.
See the bill!
Frank Lampard’s Bar Bill last night after beating Leeds to claim a place in The Championship Play off final👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 pic.twitter.com/e0QhDtz7S3
— Football Away Days (@AwayDayFooty) May 16, 2019
"Derby: Frank Lampard’s side celebrate with wild £2,800 pub bender" https://t.co/R4GXAjuqVW
— fullpint (@fullpint) May 17, 2019
"Stop crying Frank Lampard"🎵
— Betting Directory (@BettingDirector) May 15, 2019
Derby's dressing room after beating Leeds tonight👏
Twitter: DuaneHolmes🎥#DCFC #LEEDER pic.twitter.com/JIIoxo6tnJ
Former Chelsea and England midfielder Frank Lampard is now one game away from taking the Rams back into the lucrative Premier League in his first season as a manager, with Aston Villa their opponents at Wembley on May 27.
Leeds, already 1-0 up from the first leg, scored first in front of their own fans at Elland Road on Wednesday.
But Marriott's first goal seconds before half-time got the Rams back into contention and he settled a match which ended with both sides down to 10 men by scoring again five minutes from full-time.
"Everyone wrote us off"
— Sky Sports Football (@SkyFootball) May 15, 2019
An emotional Frank Lampard reflects on guiding Derby to the play-off final
📺 Watch reaction live on Sky Sports Football: https://t.co/zUmZbbyVzZ pic.twitter.com/oZuASTGqZh
Derby's victory was all the more impressive given Lampard's sixth-placed side had only just scraped into the playoffs.