As the excitement builds for the FIFA World Cup 2026, Asda is stepping up its delivery services to accommodate football fans across the UK. This week, 188 Asda supermarkets are extending their delivery order cut-off times by up to two hours, allowing customers to place orders later into the evening.
Typically, Asda stores close their delivery order windows at 10pm. However, during the tournament, select branches will accept orders until 11pm or even midnight. This move ensures fans can easily stock up for late-night watch parties without worrying about missing the delivery deadline.
The stores involved span across the country, including locations in major cities such as Birmingham, Nottingham, Cardiff, and Sheffield, as well as various towns in England, Scotland, and Wales. This delivery extension reflects Asda’s commitment to supporting fans’ convenience during a globally celebrated sporting event.
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With competition from retailers like Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Lidl, Aldi, and Morrisons, Asda’s proactive approach demonstrates its dedication to customer service and meeting demand during peak periods.
Some of the towns and areas affected by the new delivery schedule include Gateshead, Middlesbrough, Swansea, Gloucester, Leicester, Wolverhampton, Doncaster, and many more, ensuring widespread coverage of this extended delivery window.
Football fans can now order groceries and essentials later into the night, making it easier to enjoy every minute of the World Cup without interruption.