Canadian beer company buys Sabres fans drinks for saving their anthem after Game 5 mic failure

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It's no secret that there has been some friction between the United States and Canada in recent years, and just because the Americans won gold at the Olympics.

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But fortunately, some international fences are being mended, and it's all thanks to Buffalo Sabres fans and beer brand Molson Canadian.

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Buffalo Sabres fans helped out the anthem singer when her mic stopped working during the playing of "O Canada." (Timothy T. Ludwig-Imagn Images)

Game 5 between the Sabres and Boston Bruins was on Tuesday at KeyBank Center, and before the game, the Sabres played both the U.S. and Canadian national anthems, as is their tradition.

However, there was a problem with the microphone, and that's when Sabres fans took charge and got to the end of "O Canada."

That act of impromptu karaoke went viral, but unfortunately, the game did not go the Sabres way.

They blew an opportunity to knock the Bruins out of the playoffs, as a slick David Pastrnak goal in OT sent this series back to Boston for Game 6 with the Sabres up 3-2.

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But fear not, because this led to free beer.

Molson Canadian will hook Sabres fans up with some free beer for Game 6 against the Boston Bruins. (iStock)

Molson Canadian has announced that, as a thank you for singing the anthem when the mic crapped out, they will be giving fans a free round of beer on Friday night when the Sabres and Bruins meet for Game 6.

The free beer will be available at a slew of Buffalo-area bars,