Pubgoers can get their hands on a free breakfast butty this weekend in Hungry Horse pubs to celebrate England’s first match of the Women’s World Cup 2023.

Customers can get a free bacon, sausage or Quorn breakfast butty on Saturday, July 22 and Sunday, July 23 but they will have to say a secret phrase to redeem the offer.

If you'd like to get a free breakfast butty, here's how you can.

How Hungry Horse customers can get a free breakfast butty

Those wanting to grab a free breakfast will need to say “butties for the footy” at the till to take advantage of the offer.

Customers can get the free butty from 9am or 10am, depending on your local pub’s opening hours, and they’ll be available until 11am on both days.

Sarah Williams, Senior Marketing Manager for Hungry Horse, said: “The tournament is set to be the sporting event of the summer, and we can’t wait to watch our amazing England women’s team go for glory yet again after their incredible and inspiring performance last year. 

“To ensure fans are fuelled and ready to support, we’re offering free sausage, bacon or Quorn breakfast butties this weekend. So, if you can’t be down under, then head down to your local Hungry Horse, say the secret code phrase and settle in for the big game!”

You can find the terms and conditions of the offer via the Hungry Horse website.

Hungry Horse pubs in Hampshire

Here's a list of Hungry Horse pubs in Hampshire where you can enjoy the offer:

  • Farmhouse, Burrfields Road, Portsmouth 
  • Fleming Arms, Wide Lane, Southampton
  • Folly, Charlton Road, Andover
  • Gloster, O'Gorman Avenue, Farnborough
  • Heron, Petersfield Road, Havant
  • New Clock Inn, Fair Oak Road, Eastleigh
  • Old Farmhouse, Ringwood Road, Totton
  • Royal Anchor, The Square, Liphook
  • Seagull, Cornaway Lane, Fareham

When is the Women's World Cup?

The Women’s World Cup starts is taking place in Australia and New Zealand and will start on Thursday, July 20.

England’s Lionesses will play their first match of the tournament against Haiti in Brisbane on Saturday.

The final will be played in Sydney, Australia on Sunday, August 20.