Tesco Express stores in Milton Keynes to close early for Euro 2024 final

Friday, 12 July 2024 12:42

All Tesco Express stores across Milton Keynes will close early this Sunday, July 14, allowing employees to watch England play in the Euro 2024 finals.

As England advances to the Euro 2024 finals, Tesco has confirmed that it would close its Express stores early on Sunday, July 14. The supermarket chain said that more over 1,800 of its Express locations will close at 7:30pm, rather than the usual 10 or 11pm, so all its workers are able to watch the championship game.

Tesco has promised consumers that its stores will reopen as usual the following morning and stores will be open as usual on Sunday during the day for customers to pick up any essential pre-match goods.

At 7:30pm, all Milton Keynes Express employees will be able to leave in time to hopefully watch England win the Euros 2024.

All online orders that have already been placed for Sunday night will be fulfilled and delivered as usual.

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