The prestigious global football tournament is currently in full swing, showcasing exciting matches, standout moments, and intense knockout stage action.
England has successfully secured their spot in the quarter-finals, keeping their championship aspirations alive.
In collaboration with Tesco, we are adding more buzz as the tournament progresses towards its climax. The Tesco Whoosh team has partnered with the Daily Mirror to craft a fantastic complimentary wall chart to help you follow all the tournament excitement.
Additionally, we have designed a table football pitch with origami goals for you to recreate the top match highlights at home. Follow the instructions in the video or the simple steps below to create your pop-up goals.
Once your miniature stadium is set up, it’s time to ensure you are match-ready. Tesco Whoosh, a convenient door-to-door grocery service, enables you to organize the perfect watch party. With same-day delivery available in as little as 20 minutes*, you can get matchday essentials, last-minute snacks, and halftime treats hassle-free.
Simply use the Tesco Whoosh app or website to book a delivery slot. Browse through a selection of everyday necessities, quick meals, and more, all while earning Clubcard points. Your order is assembled at your local Tesco store and promptly delivered to your doorstep, with the option to track your order through the Tesco app or website.
While you may not influence on-field outcomes, you can ensure a flawless off-field experience, setting the stage for your game-day celebrations.
Follow these steps to construct your origami goals:
– Cut out both goal squares to form the left and right goals.
– Fold each square upwards, ensuring the goal artwork is visible, with the Whoosh logo at the bottom.
– Fold and unfold the squares to create a central crease.
– Shape the bottom and top corners towards the middle crease.
– Fold down the top layer to form the front of the goal.
– Flip the shape over and repeat the folding of the top corners.
– Fold the top half down to refine the goal shape.
– Rotate the structure 180 degrees and gently shape it into a goal.
– Crease the edges for stability, and your goal is now ready for action!
Place both goals on the printed pitch and create a paper ball to start playing. Harry Brent, a senior sports writer at the Daily Mirror and host of the Make Football Great Again podcast, shared his excitement about the pop-up pitch, calling it perfect for settling disputes, reliving iconic moments, or enjoying a quick game during the tournament.
“If you’re planning a watch party, our wallchart provides insights into all the matches in the US, Mexico, and Canada,” Harry added.
The collaboration between the Daily Mirror and Tesco Whoosh has introduced an engaging giveaway, enhancing the tournament experience for fans. Now, it’s England’s turn to shine on the field.
(*Delivery fees apply. Delivery times range from 20-60 minutes. Service available in selected areas. Specific pricing for Whoosh. Visit Tesco.com/whoosh for more details.)
