Bargain supermarket launches giant Lionesses sale where EVERYTHING is £1 or less ahead of Euros final this weekend
And a bargain supermarket has launched a giant sale just before this weekend's mammoth event - so that you can join in the celebrations.
Eagle-eyed shopper
A Lioness fan shared her find on Facebook, posting an image of some England flags and her Asda receipt.
She captioned the snaps: "Asda have got their England items reduced.
"A pack of 2 England flags are now 74p. They had plates, cups, face painting packs, headbands, hats & more.
"Perfect for the Lionesses final on Sunday."
Asda has stands inside their stores selling £1 hats, flags. cups, headbands and water bottles branded with the St George's Cross ahead of the event,
But they have now been slashed in price with some only costing pennies - just in time for you to join in the excitement.
Other Asda bargains
After Sunday's exciting match, many people will be counting down the days until they are sunbathing by a pool or beach, but some are dreading what they are going to look like.
In fact, one in three European women feel uncomfortable sporting a bikini or one-piece, according to a recent survey carried out for Galaxus.
But fear not, as George at Asda has got you covered with a five-star bikini that's currently on sale for two quid and shoppers say it's perfect for 'mum tums'.
We previously revealed how Sainsbury's Tu Clothing is also delighting shoppers with a five-star rated dress.
Priced at just £28, their green leaf-print shirt dress is proving to be a truly versatile hero for the warmer months.
Summer Bargain Buys
ALDI is selling a no-effort household gadget that can help lessen the load of your household chores.
The bargain retailer is currently selling a product that can help to get rid of pesky pet hair that can build up on blankets and other bedding.
Sharp-eyed shoppers are rushing to Aldi after a garden must-have that has been dropped to just £4.99.
The bargain buy is perfect for summer BBQs and boozy evenings with mates.
And B&M shoppers are rushing to buy a trendy furniture set scanning for just £40 down from £110 ideal for giving your living room a spruce.
The discounter is shifting the cut-price Chicago table, which comes with two benches, at a 63% discount.
Diageo, which makes the tipple, has brought Cinnamon Swirl to the market and it's on sale exclusively in just one store.
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