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    Win a World Cup party with Iceland and The Food Warehouse

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    WITH just over a week until the World Cup begins, we have teamed up with Iceland and The Food Warehouse to give away a share of £10,000 to throw a massive World Cup party at your home!50 lucky Sun Savers will each take home £200 to fill your freezer with tons of delicious food. Plus, with party food season being just around the corner, these prizes will come in perfect time for the Christmas food shop.
    Get World Cup ready with the ultimate party food spread.
    Iceland and The Food Warehouse have got you covered to host the party of the year. Take your pick from a range of bundle deals they have on offer ready for The World Cup!
    Choose from their famous three for £10 mix and match deal, where you can save up to £5. This deal includes over 100 products, such as Crispy Chicken Breast Fillet Strips, Iceland Pork Leg Crackling Joint, Magnum Classic Ice Cream Sticks and exclusive to Iceland Cathedral City Mac ‘n’ Cheese.
    Exclusively to Iceland, cheese lovers can pick up the Cathedral City mac ‘n’ cheese for just £3.50.
    There are also three for £5 across frozen and chilled party packs, including delicious Sticky Chicken Skewers, Mini Steak Bakes and Vegetable Samosas.
    Lastly, it would not be a party without drinks included. Your guests can enjoy a round of soft drinks with Iceland’s four for £32 on packs of fizzy drinks, such as Diet Coke (£8.50, 24 x 330ml) and Fanta Orange (£8.75, 24 x 330ml).
    Plus, it just would not feel right to watch football without a pint in your hand. For this reason, Iceland is giving two crates of beer on a selection of beers for just £20. For the more sophisticated football fans, Iceland is also offering two bottles of wine for just £11, including its Mount Rozier Sauvignon Blanc (£5.95, 75cl) and Mendoza Malbec (£5.95, 75cl).
    How to enter:
    To enter the competition, follow these simple steps:
    1) Download the Sun Savers app or sign up at sunsavers.co.uk.
    2) Go to the Offers section and click ‘Start Collecting’ on the ‘World Cup Party’ page.
    3) Collect SEVEN out of 13 Sun Savers codes. We will print one Sun Savers code daily in the newspaper from Monday, November 14 to Saturday, November 26.
    4) Enter or scan your seven Sun Savers codes on the app or website by midnight on Friday, December 2 to be automatically entered into the competition.
    Terms and Conditions
    Collect SEVEN Sun Savers codes from the 13 printed in The Sun from Monday, November 14 – Friday, November 26, 2022. Last chance to start collecting your first code is Sunday, November 20, 2022. Competition closes at 23:59pm on Friday,December 2, 2022. Over 18, residents of the UK only. One entry per person. Winners will be selected at random from all valid entries. There will be 50 winners in total who will each win  a £200 (two hundred pounds) Iceland voucher, only (terms apply, see voucher for details). Allow 14 days from entry closing for the prize draw to take place. Winners will then be notified within seven days of the prize draw and will receive their prize within 30 days of the draw. No cash alternative to prize in whole or in part. Prize is non-transferable. The Sun will share the name and address of the winners with Iceland Foods Limited (Iceland) for the purpose of sending out the prize only (“Personal Data”). Iceland will process the Personal Data fairly and lawfully in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018 and the UK GDPR. Iceland will be required, with the winners’ prior consent, to share the winners’ Personal Data with Iceland’s appointed courier services provider for the purpose of delivering the Prizes to the winners. Promoter is News Group Newspapers Ltd. Promotion not open to employees of the Promoter, Iceland or any organisation directly connected with the fulfilment of the Promotion or their families and household members. The winners will be required to participate in reasonable publicity relating to this competition. For full T&Cs see sunsavers.co.uk. More

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      Man Utd can copy Chelsea and win Champions League with superstar squad under Rangnick, claims Saha

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      MANCHESTER UNITED could be serious contenders for the Champions League trophy this year under new boss Ralf Rangnick, according to Louis Saha.The former United striker believes that the club can follow in the footsteps to Chelsea, who won the title last season with Thomas Tuchel.
      Louis Saha celebrates with Cristiano Ronaldo after winning the Carling Cup in 2006Credit: Getty – Contributor
      Chelsea won the Champions League in May, only four months after Thomas Tuchel took over as managerCredit: PA
      Tuchel took over the Blues in January and completely turned things around at the club, winning the Champions League only four months after signing.
      Saha is confident that the Red Devils have the squad to go on and win the competition this year, and that Rangnick can get the best out of his players.
      Speaking to Bookmakers the Frenchman said: “With the type of players Manchester United have, yes I think they can win the Champions League.
      “But they need to find the right form.
      “In cup ties, you have to show up and be good on the day and the bigger the side you face, the stronger you have to be mentally.
      “If you can do that, anything is possible.
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      “But you can find all that with a change of management.
      “We saw Chelsea do it last season when they brought in a new manager and won the Champions League.
      “It happens, and when things click – as it did with Chelsea – big things are possible.”
      Saha also believes that Rangnick will be an important figure at United for years to come.
      Ralf Rangnick has made an immediate impact at Man UtdCredit: PA
      He said: “I definitely think he’ll be a part of a long-term project.
      “I don’t think the Premier League title is reachable this year, so it’s about building a strong squad, full of people committed to the club.
      “That will be the most important thing.”
      Cristiano Ronaldo re-joined Manchester United in the summer but has been subject to criticism for his performances and lack of involvement on the pitch.
      However, Saha has argued that his former teammate is still United’s main man and that others should be facing the judgements: “Cristiano should not be worried about his place because he’s scoring goals and saving the team, along with the goalkeeper.
      “I think it’s the other players who should be worried about their place, not Cristiano.
      “At 36, he’s still doing his magic, so I’m surprised people are questioning him.”
      Ronaldo has been United’s top goalscorer this season, netting 13 times in 18 games and also earning two assists.
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      ‘Just give him the money’ – Chelsea told to give Antonio Rudiger new deal as he will cost at least £30m to replace

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      EMMANUEL PETIT has urged Chelsea to extend Antonio Rudiger’s contract by the end of the season to prevent him from leaving for free.The defender is said to be extremely unhappy with the club after they fell short of his wage demands by £60,000.
      Rudiger has been a standout player for Chelsea this seasonCredit: Getty
      Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich are all said to be interested in the Chelsea man, who has been a key player for Thomas Tuchel since he took over at the start of the year.
      Rudiger has expressed his desire to remain at Stamford Bridge beyond the summer, but only if the Blues will increase his wages.
      When speaking to Bookmakers.com, former Chelsea midfielder Petit said: “He looks like one of the best defenders around.
      “He could leave on a free and Chelsea would have to spend a minimum of £30 million to find a new defender of his level, and there’s never a guarantee a buy will work out.

      “This guy is a survivor. Since Tuchel has been the manager he’s been one of the top defenders in world football.
      “If he asks for two more years, just give him the money.”
      Chelsea have recently been linked with Juventus star Matthijs de Ligt who could potentially act as Rudiger’s replacement if he were to leave the club.
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