Aldi to refund customers if they miss an England goal
The supermarket chain has pledged to support its customers who miss key moments of the game by giving them back up to £100 in Aldi vouchers.
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This is part of their initiative to encourage support for the women's teams throughout the tournament.
Rebecca Heley, communications director at Aldi UK, said: "We're backing the Lionesses and the Dragons all the way this summer and we want to make sure our shoppers enjoy the games too.
"We've got a wide range of products in store to help people celebrate across the country and for anyone shopping with us while the action's unfolding – whether they've popped out to top up on match-day snacks or are watching along on-the-go – we're giving Aldi shoppers another reason to cheer when one of our home nations scores this summer."
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To claim the reimbursement, shoppers have to be at the checkout when England scores a goal in any match throughout the tournament.
They then need to send a picture of their receipt to MissedAGoal@aldi.co.uk.
The first two entrants per goal will be given the value of their shop back in Aldi vouchers, up to £100.
The time on the receipt must be during the same minute that a Lioness scores a goal for England.
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