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Tesco has already announced that with England reaching the final this Sunday, it will close its stores early so colleagues can watch the match. The supermarket giant is to shut its 1800-plus Express stores across England at 7.30pm instead of 10pm or 11pm
Sainsbury's has confirmed that it will be closing more than 1,000 of its convenience stores and petrol filling stations early. They'll shut at 7.30pm instead of the usual 10pm or 11pm.
Poundland has said that it will open half an hour later on Monday morning to let its employees make the most of Sunday night.
Lidl stores will operate as normal on match day but will open an hour later on Monday morning, regardless of the outcome, to let their workers enjoy some post-match revelry on Sunday night.
Sainsbury's has confirmed that it will be closing more than 1,000 of its convenience stores and petrol filling stations early. They'll shut at 7.30pm instead of the usual 10pm or 11pm.
Poundland has said that it will open half an hour later on Monday morning to let its employees make the most of Sunday night.
Lidl stores will operate as normal on match day but will open an hour later on Monday morning, regardless of the outcome, to let their workers enjoy some post-match revelry on Sunday night.
