Tesco issues warning over opening time change on Sunday which could catch 1,000s of shoppers off-guard
manchestereveningnews.co.ukThe supermarket chain Tesco has issued a warning over a sudden change to its opening times that could catch thousands of shoppers off-guard.
The supermarket giant has announced its Express stores will be closing early tomorrow (Sunday) to allow staff to watch England bid for Euros glory.
The final between the Three Lions and Spain takes place on Sunday in Berlin. England are aiming to break a near-six decade wait for a men’s trophy, having come agonisingly close at Euro 2020 only to lose the final on penalties to Italy. READ MORE: We tried every restaurant and bar at Manchester Airport's three terminals - what we found might surprise you Tesco Express stores across England are closing early – at 7.30pm – to allow thousands of staff members to get home or to the pub in time for kick-off at 8pm, while still receiving their normal pay, in full, for those hours.
All stores will then reopen as normal the following morning, with the majority open from 6am or 7am. Kevin Tindall, Tesco’s managing director of UK stores, said: “We are delighted that the Three Lions have reached a second successive Euros final after a nail-biting last gasp win over the Netherlands.
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