McDonald’s has delighted fans by knocking 16 per cent off their entire menu today to celebrate England’s round of 16 game against Germany in the Euros tonight.
As Gareth Southgate’s squad prepare to take on their old football rivals at Wembley, McDonald’s will reduce its prices at all stores across the UK.
This means fans will be able to pick up a cheeseburger for as little as 83p, while they could save up to 85p on a Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese Meal, which is reduced from £5.29 to £4.44.
The offer is only available via their app, meaning those ordering on JustEat, Deliveroo and UberEats – or ordering at the counter – won’t be able to get the deal.
McDonald’s have delighted fans by knocking 16 per cent off their entire menu today to celebrate England’s round of 16 game against Germany in the Euros tonight
| Menu item | REGULAR PRICE | NEW PRICE |
|---|---|---|
| Big Mac | £3.29 | £2.76 |
| Big Mac Meal | £4.79 | £4.02 |
| Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese | £4.29 | £3.60 |
| Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese Meal | £5.29 | £4.44 |
| Cheeseburger | £0.99 | £0.83 |
| Chicken Legend | £3.99 | £3.35 |
| Filet-O-Fish | £3.19 | £2.68 |
| Vegetable Deluxe | £3.19 | £2.68 |
| Chicken Selects 5 pieces | £4.59 | £3.86 |
| Chicken McNuggets 20 piece share box | £4.89 | £4.11 |
| The Spicy Veggie One | £2.99 | £2.51 |
| Bacon Double Cheeseburger | £1.99 | £1.67 |
| Oreo McFlurry | £0.99 | £0.83 |
When eating in-restaurant, customers can use the My McDonald’s App to have their food delivered directly to them whether dining inside or out.
Drive-thru customers can also use Click & Serve for contact-free ordering.
Simply place your order via the app, arrive at your local restaurant and have your food freshly made and brought out to your car.
It comes as Burger King UK fans will be able to get their hands on 20 chicken nuggets for a bargain £3.99 today too.
The offer is part of Burger King UK’s Whopper of a Summer deals, launched last week, where new tasty offers will go live daily via the app.
To redeem the offer, all you need to do is download the Burger King app, waltz in to any UK Burger King restaurant and use the offer in the app to order. The 20 piece box is usually priced at around £5.69.
As Gareth Southgate’s squad prepare to take on their old football rivals at Wembley, McDonald’s will reduce their prices at all stores across the UK. This means fans will be able to pick up a cheeseburger for as little as 83p, while they could save up to 85p on a Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese Meal, which is reduced from £5.29 to £4.44
Fan-favourite deals on the Burger King UK app such as Whopper Wednesday’s continue, enabling customers to purchase the delicious classic for £1.99 on Wednesdays.
For one day only, fans can also go double and get two Chicken Royale’s or Whoppers® for only £5, with vegan and plant-based options also available.
McDonald’s recently delighted fans by announcing the return of its Bacon Clubhouse Double and the Chicken Deluxe for its summer menu.
The £4.79 (today £4.02) Bacon Clubhouse Double Burger is 667 calories and is made from two 100 per cent beef patties, two rashers of Beechwood smoked bacon, a slice of cheddar cheese, onions, tomato, lettuce and Special Sauce in a golden brioche bun.
For those who prefer chicken, the fast food giant has also brought back the Chicken Deluxe burger for £4.39, which today will be £3.69.
Balconies and landings adorned with England flags at the Kirby housing estate in London
Made of two crunchy Chicken Selects layered with smooth Emmental cheese, lettuce, and red onions, it’s topped with a zesty tomato relish and cool mayo.
Other classic faves recently returned are those little balls of joy – Cheese and Herb Melts (£1.89 today £1.59) served with a rich tomato dip and the Galaxy Chocolate McFlurry and the Galaxy Caramel McFlurry (£1.39, today, £1.17) – back by popular demand.
The deal comes as England fans piled into the pub at 7am this morning as football fever infects the nation ahead of the huge Euro 2020 match against old rivals Germany.
Supporters are already getting into the swing of things with a beer garden in Sheffield filled with fans clutching pints and wearing England shirts before most people have eaten breakfast.
Meanwhile, the Kirby housing estate in London has been draped in dozens of England flags as fans look forward to the game.
Millions are expected to head to pubs across the country for the game – though there are fears some will be stuck at work because of the 5pm kick-off.
Some of those fans have taken to social media to reveal they will be taking a sick day to ensure they don’t miss the start of the match.
Other lucky supporters will be allowed to finish early by sympathetic bosses, meaning they will join around 22 million English fans set to tune in on TV.
The contest against Germany is one of the most-anticipated in recent memory, with fan parks sold out across the country and more than five million pints expected to be bought during the clash.
And one fan keen to join in on the fun wrote on Twitter today: ‘I’ve got a stomach ache on the morning that England face Germany. I think my boss would kill me if I phoned in sick today! But I’m feeling [sick]. Damnit! Come on England!’