UK: Molson Coors steps back from Carling Cup tie-up
By Olly Wehring | 28 September 2011
The UK & Ireland division of Molson Coors looks set to call time on its Carling lead sponsorship of The League Cup football tournament in England.
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The UK & Ireland division of Molson Coors looks set to call time on its Carling lead sponsorship of The League Cup football tournament in England.
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