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North Wales Live
03-07-2025
- Health
- North Wales Live
Supermarket giant calls for return of the half-time orange as Women's Euros gets under way
A supermarket chain is calling for the return of a beloved icon of the nation's football memories – the half-time orange slice. The call to arms from Lidl GB comes as new research reveals that half of Brits who played sport as children remember the iconic half-time orange as a core memory from childhood football matches. The nostalgia is strongest amongst those aged 55 and over, with 64% remembering the tradition. In contrast, only 29% of 18-24-year-olds recall receiving the juicy snack during half-time. Over the years, this half-time ritual has disappeared and been replaced with alternative snack choices. For parents in GB who have children 18 or under who play matches cereal bars (35%), protein bars (5%) and even chocolate (30%) and crisps (27%) have become popular options for many, while fewer than one in five parents (19%) still choose the humble orange slice for their children's half-time go-to snack. Registered nutritionist Dr Hazel Wallace, also known as The Food Medic, believes orange slices are just as effective for giving a half-time boost. She said: 'As a nutritionist and someone who's always been active, I know how important food is for fuelling performance and supporting recovery - ideally from whole foods! "Oranges have been a classic half-time snack for years (I remember having them during hockey and football matches), and they offer a refreshing combination of fluid, electrolytes, and vitamin C. That makes them great for hydration and supporting immune function with the added bonus of being naturally sweet and easy to digest.' The research revealed why the ritual has fallen off our radars. For many parents it's because they are messy (33%) and too much effort to bring (31%). Yet approximately two thirds of parents (62%) agree it would be a good idea to bring back the orange slice ritual to their kid's football games. Amongst those who agree with this sentiment almost two thirds of parents think it's an affordable and accessible snack (65%) and it's an easy way to get their child(ren) eating more fresh fruit and getting one of their 5-a-day (62%). Parents also pointed to it being traditional (47%) and a good way to step back for a short time from the competitive nature of the game (41%). Georgina Hall, Director of Corporate Affairs at Lidl said: 'There's something brilliantly nostalgic about the humble orange slice – a half-time memory that's stayed with many of us since childhood. "As the official Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Partner of the UEFA Women's EURO 2025™, we're proud to bring the nation together in support of the England and Wales teams. Whether you're pitch side or watching from home, it's a fun and meaningful way to celebrate the tournament – and a great reminder that fresh fruit remains a simple, feel-good choice for everyday athletes.' As the Official Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Partner of UEFA Women's EURO 2025™, Lidl is offering 250 grassroots teams across Great Britain the chance to pick up free oranges to enjoy at half-time throughout the Women's Euros tournament. To enter for a chance to win a voucher to spend in store, members of the public can visit this link before the tournament ends on Sunday 27th July.
South Wales Argus
03-07-2025
- Health
- South Wales Argus
Lidl campaigns to bring back orange slices on the eve of Women's EUROs
The call to arms from Lidl GB comes as new research reveals that half of Brits who played sport as children remember the iconic half-time orange as a core memory from childhood football matches. The nostalgia is strongest amongst those aged 55 and over, with 64% remembering the tradition. In contrast, only 29% of 18-24-year-olds recall receiving the juicy snack during half-time. Over the years, this half-time ritual has disappeared and been replaced with alternative snack choices. For parents in GB who have children 18 or under who play matches cereal bars (35%), protein bars (5%) and even chocolate (30%) and crisps (27%) have become popular options for many, while fewer than one in five parents (19%) still choose the humble orange slice for their children's half-time go-to snack. Registered nutritionist, Dr Hazel Wallace, also known as The Food Medic, believes orange slices are just as effective for giving a half-time boost: 'As a nutritionist and someone who's always been active, I know how important food is for fuelling performance and supporting recovery - ideally from whole foods! Oranges have been a classic half-time snack for years (I remember having them during hockey and football matches), and they offer a refreshing combination of fluid, electrolytes, and vitamin C. That makes them great for hydration and supporting immune function with the added bonus of being naturally sweet and easy to digest.' The research revealed why the ritual has fallen off our radars. For many parents it's because they are messy (33%) and too much effort to bring (31%). Yet approximately two thirds of parents (62%) agree it would be a good idea to bring back the orange slice ritual to their kid's football games. Amongst those who agree with this sentiment almost two thirds of parents think it's an affordable and accessible snack (65%) and it's an easy way to get their child(ren) eating more fresh fruit and getting one of their 5-a-day (62%). Parents also pointed to it being traditional (47%) and a good way to step back for a short time from the competitive nature of the game (41%). Georgina Hall, Director of Corporate Affairs at Lidl says, 'There's something brilliantly nostalgic about the humble orange slice – a half-time memory that's stayed with many of us since childhood. As the official Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Partner of the UEFA Women's EURO 2025™, we're proud to bring the nation together in support of the England and Wales teams. Whether you're pitch side or watching from home, it's a fun and meaningful way to celebrate the tournament – and a great reminder that fresh fruit remains a simple, feel-good choice for everyday athletes.' As the Official Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Partner of UEFA Women's EURO 2025™, Lidl is offering 250 grassroots teams across Great Britain the chance to pick up free oranges to enjoy at half-time throughout the Women's Euros tournament. To enter for a chance to win a voucher to spend in store, members of the public can visit this link before the tournament ends on Sunday 27th July.
Fox Sports
27-06-2025
- Sport
- Fox Sports
FOX Sports Unveils Distinguished Broadcaster Lineup for Historic Presentation of UEFO Women's EURO 2025™ - Fox Sports Press Pass
U.S. Women's National Team Legend Carli Lloyd Reunites with Former Teammate Julie Ertz in Her FOX Sports Analyst Debut International Stars for Club and County Lianne Sanderson, Jen Beattie Join FOX Sports as New Studio and Match Analysts Veteran Voices Jacqui Oatley, JP Dellacamera and John Strong Serve as Play-by-Play Announcers for Group Stage LOS ANGELES – FOX Sports, America's English-language home for the world's top international soccer tournaments, today unveils its distinguished roster of broadcasters covering the network's historic inaugural presentation of the UEFA Women's EURO 2025™. From Wednesday, July 2 , through Sunday, July 27 , UEFA Women's EURO 2025™ will see 16 teams compete for European glory following the record-breaking Final match held three years ago between England and Germany. Defending champion England, reigning FIFA Women's World CupÔ champion Spain, host Switzerland, along with France, Germany, Poland, Wales, Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, Italy, Norway, Iceland, Portugal and Finland headline the 16-nation field. Earlier this summer, FOX Sports announced the tournament will make history when it debuts on U.S. English-language broadcast television for the first time with a spotlight schedule featuring a record 19 matches airing on FOX, 11 on FS1 and one on FS2. WOMEN'S EURO TODAY STUDIO Delivering pre-and-post match analysis, highlights and more in-depth discussion around the tournament, WOMEN'S EURO TODAY serves as the network's studio show on FOX, FS1 and FS2 with just over 17 hours of dedicated coverage. Studio coverage for the tournament will be anchored by FOX Sports' lineup of soccer legends and renown broadcasters featuring a pair of U.S. Women's National Team (USWNT) stars and former teammates providing expert analysis with Carli Lloyd and Julie Ertz in her FOX Sports debut. Ariane Hingst, one of the greatest defenders in the history of German soccer and a two-time FIFA Women's World Cup™ champion with Germany, joins Lloyd and Ertz in studio as an analyst for the competition alongside National Soccer Hall of Famer Alexi Lalas and former U.S. Men's National Team dynamo Stu Holden. Celebrated presenter Jules Breach rounds out FOX Sports' UEFA Women's EURO 2025™ studio team as the network's lead host for the tournament after anchoring the lead host role for last summer's UEFA EURO 2024™. UEFA Women's EURO 2025™ opens Wednesday, July 2 on FOX with a doubleheader featuring Iceland vs. Finland at 12:00 PM ET and Switzerland vs. Norway at 3:00 PM ET. Live coverage begins at 11:00 AM ET with WOMEN'S EURO TODAY. FOX SOCCER ANNOUNCERS Acclaimed commentators Jacqui Oatley, JP Dellacamera and John Strong will serve as play-by-play announcers for the competition, while former international soccer stars for club and country Lori Lindsey (USWNT), Lianne Sanderson (England) and Jen Beattie (Scotland) provide color commentary as match analysts. Oatley pairs with Lindsey, Dellacamera with Sanderson and Strong with Beattie to call matches throughout the Group Stage. Both Sanderson and Beattie will also appear as studio analysts on WOMEN'S EURO TODAY throughout the tournament. Former international referee Mark Clattenburg serves as rules analyst for the competition, providing special insight into key moments. Click here to view and download broadcaster match assignments for the UEFA Women's EURO 2025™ Group Stage. Match assignments are subject to change. Announcers listed below. Studio Analysts Alexi Lalas Ariane Hingst Carli Lloyd Jen Beattie Julie Ertz Lianne Sanderson Stu Holden Play-by-Play / Match Analysts Jacqui Oatley and Lori Lindsey John Strong and Beattie JP Dellacamera and Sanderson Studio Host Jules Breach Rules Analyst Mark Clattenburg Snapshot Biographies (click name for full bio and photography) : Analysts Alexi Lalas is FOX Sports' lead studio analyst for soccer, a role he has flourished in since joining the network in 2015. His signature red hair and fierce style of play helped the dynamic defender become one of the most recognizable faces in soccer. Lalas made his mark with the USMNT as a player during FIFA World Cup USA 1994™ and FIFA World Cup France 1998™. He was inducted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame in 2006 and currently hosts ALEXI LALAS' STATE OF THE UNION podcast. Ariane Hingst, a two-time FIFA Women's World Cup™ champion with Germany, returns to FOX Sports as an analyst for this summer's competition. Hingst has previously starred as a studio analyst with FOX Sports across the network's FIFA Women's World Cup™ coverage and last year's UEFA EURO 2024™. She played in four FIFA Women's World Cups™ and made 173 international appearances throughout her career. Hingst was also the youngest player on Germany's FIFA Women's World Cup USA 1999™ squad. Carli Lloyd is back for her third summer and fourth major international tournament with FOX Sports after debuting with the network as a studio analyst at FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™. Lloyd announced her retirement in 2021 following a legendary international career with the U.S. Women's National Team (USWNT) that spanned 17 years and concluded with 316 caps, good for second all-time in U.S. history and third all-time internationally for both men and women. A 2025 inductee into the National Soccer Hall of Fame, she represented the U.S. on the pitch across three different decades, including four FIFA Women's World Cups™, winning two (2015, 2019) and four Olympic Games. She played in more FIFA World Women's Cup™ and Olympic matches than any other player in USWNT history. Jen Beattie makes her FOX Sports debut as match and studio analyst for the network's inaugural presentation of UEFA Women's EURO 2025™ after announcing her retirement on January 21, 2025, following a storied 18-year career. Her 18-year run on the pitch spanned four countries, included 14 trophies and featured 143 appearances as a member of Scotland's Women National Team. As a broadcaster, Beattie has covered the NWSL, UEFA and more over the past several years in the U.S., U.K. and Scotland. Julie Ertz makes her FOX Sports studio analyst debut after announcing her retirement from professional soccer on Aug. 31, 2023, following a legendary career that spanned a decade, 123 caps, three FIFA Women's World CupÔ appearances and two FIFA Women's World Cup™ titles with the USWNT. She played the most minutes of any U.S. player over the past three World Cups and was a fan favorite on the pitch for her tenacious style of play. Lianne Sanderson joins FOX Sports as studio and match analyst for UEFA Women's EURO 2025™ following a storied career on the pitch that saw her make 50 appearances as a forward with the England Women's National Team. She scored 15 goals and appeared in two FIFA Women's World Cup™ tournaments (2007, 2015) for the Three Lionesses. Sanderson currently serves as an analyst and broadcaster in the U.S. and U.K. across NWSL matches, UEFA competitions and more. Lori Lindsey is a seasoned soccer analyst and returns to FOX Sports after making her debut with the network three years ago. Lindsey has called numerous tournaments for FOX, including the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™. She is one of only five players to have played in all three of the U.S. professional women's soccer leagues as part of her 14-year playing career and earned 31 caps in the midfield for the USWNT. Lindsey currently serves as a weekly match analyst on MLS coverage and as lead analyst on NWSL coverage. Stu Holden is FOX Sports' lead soccer match analyst for the network's premier soccer coverage. Holden has called numerous prestigious matches throughout his career, including the FIFA World Cup™ Final in 2018 and 2022, and has also worked as a host and studio analyst with FOX for major international tournaments. A USMNT veteran who rose through the ranks to represent America at the 2008 Summer Olympics, 2009 and 2013 Concacaf Gold Cups and FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010™, Holden officially retired from the sport in 2016 with 25 caps for the U.S. Play-by-Play Announcers Jacqui Oatley is back for her fourth major international soccer tournament with FOX Sports after making history with FOX in 2022 when she became the first woman to ever call a men's FIFA World Cup™ match for a U.S. network. She brings a wealth of experience to the network after spending summer of 2019 in France calling FIFA World Cup™ matches for the host broadcaster's world feed, and most recently with FOX Sports at FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ and last summer's UEFA EURO 2024™. Oatley currently serves as a commentator for the NWSL. John Strong is FOX Sports' lead soccer play-by-play announcer and the signature voice on many of the biggest matches across the network. Strong has called numerous prestigious matches throughout his career, including the FIFA World Cup™ Final in 2018 and 2022. He has been a fixture across FOX Sports' soccer portfolio since joining the network full-time in 2015, and has contributed to other properties, including serving as FOX Sports' play-by-play announcer at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Masters Agility Championship. JP Dellacamera is widely regarded as a pioneering voice for U.S. Soccer with a broadcasting career spanning 40 years. He brings decades of experience covering a total of 17 FIFA World Cups™ (10 men's, seven women's) on television and radio since 1986. The Colin Jose Media Award recipient and winner of the Clay Berling Media Career of Excellence Award served as FOX Sports' lead play-by-play voice for the FIFA Women's World Cup™ since 2015. Host Jules Breach returns to anchor FOX Sports inaugural presentation of UEFA Women's EURO 2025™ this summer after making her debut with the network last year as lead host on the network's first-ever presentation of UEFA EURO 2024™. Based in London, Breach currently serves as lead reporter and presenter for TNT Sports in the United Kingdom, as well as host for Channel 4's coverage of England matches in the U.K. Rules Analyst Mark Clattenburg enjoyed a successful career as a referee on the international stage since working his first match 25 years ago. He refereed more than 450 Premier League matches over the course of 13 seasons and in 2016, the UEFA Champions League Final and UEFA European Championship Final. Last summer's UEFA EURO 2024™ and CONMEBOL Copa América 2024™ marked his latest major tournaments as a rules analyst with FOX Sports following FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ and FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™. The UEFA Women's EURO 2025™ stars in FOX Sports' massive Summer of Soccer slate with multiple marquee tournaments taking place in June, July and August. From Sunday, June 1 , to Saturday, August 2 , FOX Sports presents the 2025 Concacaf Champions Cup Final, Concacaf Women's U-20 Championship 2025, UEFA Nations League Finals 2025™, FIFA World Cup 2026™ Qualifiers and the 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup, followed by the network's inaugural presentation of the UEFA Women's EURO™, CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina 2025™ and MLS Leagues Cup.
Fox Sports
23-06-2025
- Sport
- Fox Sports
Carli Lloyd Returns as Studio Analyst for Her Third Summer of Soccer With FOX Sports - Fox Sports Press Pass
United States Women's National Team Icon and Two-Time FIFA Player of the Year Back in Studio for UEFA Women's EURO 2025™ and 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup Lloyd Makes Summer Debut on FOX and FS1 Wednesday, July 2 as Studio Analyst Across Both Tournaments LOS ANGELES – With the Summer of Soccer reaching a fever pitch, FOX Sports, America's English-language home for the world's top international soccer tournaments, today announces all-time great and United States Women's National Team (USWNT) legend Carli Lloyd will return for her third consecutive summer as a studio analyst with the network. 'With the UEFA Women's EURO starting up and the U.S. off to a good start in the Gold Cup, I'm thrilled to be back with FOX Sports for what promises to be an incredible next few months of soccer,' said Lloyd. 'I can't wait to cover all the storylines across both tournaments and especially with the UEFA Women's EURO, continuing to be a part of growing the women's game on FOX with a really impressive schedule that puts the tournament and players center stage.' On Wednesday, July 2 , Lloyd makes her summer debut in studio for an epic opening edition of WOMEN'S EURO TODAY before UEFA Women's EURO 2025™ kicks off on FOX with Iceland vs. Finland at 12:00 PM ET and Switzerland vs. Norway at 3:00 PM ET. Later that day, she'll be back in studio on CONCACAF GOLD CUP MATCH DAY ahead of the 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup Semifinals from St. Louis, Missouri and Santa Clara, California, starting at 6:30 PM ET on FS1. Lloyd first appeared as a studio analyst with FOX Sports in April 2022 before becoming a featured member of the broadcast team at the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™. She then joined the network for FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ and was back in studio last year for CONMEBOL Copa América 2024™. A 2025 National Soccer Hall of Fame inductee, Lloyd's legendary international career spanned 17 years and concluded with 316 caps, good for second all-time in U.S. history and third all-time internationally for both men and women. She represented the U.S. on the pitch across three different decades, including four FIFA World Cups™ and four Olympics, and played in more FIFA World Cup™ and Olympic matches than any other player in USWNT history. A two-time FIFA Women's World Cup™ champion, two-time Olympic gold medalist and back-to-back FIFA Women's Player of the Year in 2015 and 2016, Lloyd retired from the game in October 2021 as the highest scoring midfielder in U.S. history with 134 career goals, ranking third all-time for the USWNT. FOX Sports' complete studio team for UEFA Women's EURO 2025™, broadcaster pairings and more will be unveiled before the tournament begins. Click here to view and download FOX Sports' historic UEFA Women's EURO 2025™ broadcast schedule. The broadcast schedule is subject to change.
Korea Herald
18-06-2025
- Sport
- Korea Herald
THE COUNTDOWN IS ON: TWO WEEKS TO GO UNTIL HUBLOT STARTS THE CLOCK ON UEFA WOMEN'S EURO 2025™
FOOTBALL COMES TO SWITZERLAND THIS SUMMER WITH THE UEFA WOMEN'S EURO 2025™. HUBLOT, THE FIRST WATCH IN FOOTBALL, WILL TIME EVERY MINUTE AS THE TOURNAMENT'S OFFICIAL TIMEKEEPER NYON, Switzerland, June 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Two weeks to go! The UEFA Women's EURO 2025™ begins on Wednesday July 2 and Hublot will be there to time every minute. The festival of football will be contested by 16 teams across eight venues in Hublot's home country of Switzerland. As the first luxury Swiss watch in football, Hublot will serve as the tournament's Official Timekeeper, reprising its role from when the event was held in England three years ago. Hublot will be highly visible throughout the tournament, with on-screen graphics for television audiences, and of course, by providing the iconic pitch-side Big Bang Fourth Official's Board to announce substitutions and added time. The famous Hublot black-and-white logo will pop up on the LED screens that surround the pitch during matches and on giant screens at host stadia, too. Match-day officials will wear the Hublot Big Bang e Gen3 connected watch, a state-of-the-art smartwatch created exclusively for referees and their assistants. The watch is equipped with features designed to enhance the officials' performance, including monitoring yellow cards and added time at the end of a game. Meanwhile, many players, coaches and pundits will also be clocked during the tournament sporting watches from the Hublot collection, among them the bright, colorful, innovative novelties introduced at April's Watches and Wonders Geneva 2025 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Big Bang, Hublot's game-changing luxury sports watch. Hublot is also delighted to announce that two greats of the women's game will take to the field this summer as Hublot Friends of the Brand. The innovative luxury Swiss watchmaker is proud to work with Norway's legendary Ada Hegerberg, Friend of the Brand since 2019, the first winner of the Ballon d'Or Féminin (awarded to the world's best female footballer) and all-time highest goalscorer in history of the UEFA Women's Champions League™. And this year, Hublot is excited to welcome into the Hublot family of elite athletes the Spanish superstar Aitana Bonmatí. At just 27, Aitana is widely considered to be one of the greatest footballers ever to grace the game. During her dynamic career, the FC Barcelona Féminin midfielder has won countless club trophies and individual awards, including the Ballon d'Or for two consecutive years, in 2023 and 2024. She helped turn Spain's national side into a world-beating force. She was also named the winner of the Golden Ball as the best player of the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™, driving Spain to their first FIFA World Cup™ win in front of record crowds. She takes Spain into this summer's tournament as favorites to lift the trophy. Both Ada and Aitana will be modeling pieces from the bright, colorful Big Bang One Click Joyful collection in Hublot's summer campaign celebrating the tournament. Ada will wear the One Click Joyful Steel Pink, a 33mm steel piece on a white and pink-lined rubber strap that has 36 pink sapphires set into the bezel; Aitana will wear the One Click Joyful Steel Orange, a version of the same watch but on a white and orange-lined rubber strap with 36 orange sapphires set into the bezel. Hublot has a long history in the game of football. In 2006, it became the first luxury Swiss watch company to invest in the world's most popular sport when it entered into a partnership with the Swiss national team. That quickly blossomed into a deeper relationship with the sport as Hublot became the Official Watch for UEFA Euro 2008™ and then in 2010 became the Official Timekeeper of the FIFA World Cup™. Hublot has timed every major international men's football tournament since, adding UEFA competitions such as the UEFA Champions League™ and the English Premier League™, the most-watched sports league in the world. In 2023, Hublot showed its commitment to developing the women's game by becoming the Official Timekeeper of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand™. Hublot also counts stars of the game including FIFA World Cup™ winner Kylian Mbappé among its ambassadors. UEFA Women's EURO 2025™ begins on July 2, by hosts Switzerland as they go up against two-time winners Norway in Basel. All 31 tournament fixtures will run on Hublot time, including the final in Basel on Sunday July 27. "As the first luxury Swiss watch in football, it's with a heady mix of pride and excitement that Hublot takes on the role of Official Timekeeper at UEFA Women's EURO 2025™. Summer football tournaments are always a joy, but this one feels special. Why? Partly because it's hosted here in our home country of Switzerland, and partly because we're so thrilled to be working with two of the greatest players ever to the grace the beautiful game of football in Ada and Aitana, who we welcome into the Hublot family with enormous gratitude. There is so much we can do together to promote not just the women's game, but also to achieve great things off the pitch. The fusion of Hublot and football has huge power and together we can reach new heights, making a positive, lasting impact on people's lives all over the world. On behalf of everyone here at Hublot, it's my pleasure to wish the players, coaches and fans of all 16 countries taking part the very best of luck this summer. We look forward to hosting you in beautiful Switzerland and we can't wait to set the clock running on the tournament. Here's to a summer festival of fantastic football!" stated Julien Tornare, Hublot CEO. In 1980 and for the first time, a watch dared to put a gold case on a rubber strap, turning the luxury watch world upside down in the process. Named for the porthole-shaped bezel with its exposed screws, Hublot was born and with it, the Art of Fusion. In 2005 the brand took this exercise in creative thinking to a new level with the Big Bang and its iconic design, size and layered construction case. That same year, Hublot received the Best Design award at the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève. Since then, spurred by this revolutionary mindset, the Big Bang has never stopped reinventing itself. The twenty-first century has its first watch Icon. The concept of fusion is omnipresent, the guiding principle for every collection. Big Bang timepieces reshape the geometries of time; Classic Fusion balances boldness and restraint, while the Exceptional Timepieces overwrite expectations to create unprecedented horological objects. With its disruptive approach of challenging convention, Hublot's DNA is transcribed in the Unico, Meca-10 and tourbillon in-house movements, to add another tier of meaning to the Art of Fusion. Alchemy is ingrained into Hublot and not just at La Manufacture. Magic can take place on a football pitch, producing partnerships with major events (UEFA Champions League and UEFA Euro TM). Sometimes it happens at a concert, a basketball match, an artistic performance or at a unique gastronomic experience with Hublot's family of starred Chefs. And so, the Hublot Vibes come to life, through shared moments of exaltation amongst the Hublotistas, its very own community of proud Hublot owners. The Art of Fusion goes beyond the tangible. It is a way of being, the Hublot way of life. BIG BANG 20TH ANNIVERSARY – A CELEBRATION OF THE BIG BANG REVOLUTIONARY MINDSET In 2005 the Big Bang marked the advent of a new era in watchmaking, more closely attuned than ever to the privileges of its name. Few timepieces have transformed contemporary watchmaking like the Big Bang. Twenty years after its launch, it remains the incarnation of a Manufacture that constantly pushes the boundaries of the unknown. Through exclusive materials and in-house movements, led by the Unico and the Meca-10, the Big Bang breaks with tradition —a notion it has never completely embraced. Singular for its bold aesthetic, plural for its versatility, this is the Big Bang. Hublot Loves Football Timeline 2006 I Sponsor of the Swiss National Football Team, the first time a luxury brand entered into a partnership in football 2008 I Official Watch for UEFA EURO in Austria and Switzerland 2008 I Official Timekeeper for Manchester United FC 2010 | Official Timekeeper for FIFA World Cup™ in South Africa 2011 I Official Timekeeper for AFC Ajax Amsterdam 2012 I Official Watch for UEFA EURO in Poland and Ukraine 2012 I Official Timekeeper for Juventus FC 2012 I Official Timekeeper for FC Bayern Munich 2013 I Official Timekeeper for Paris Saint-Germain FC 2014 I Official Timekeeper for FIFA World Cup™ in Brazil 2015 I Official Timekeeper for FIFA Women's World Cup™ in Canada 2015 I Official Timekeeper for Chelsea FC 2015 I Official Watch for UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League 2016 I Official Watch for UEFA EURO in France 2018 I Official Timekeeper for FIFA World Cup™ in Russia 2019 I Official Watch for UEFA Women's Champions League 2019 I Official Watch for UEFA Nations League Finals 2019 I Official Timekeeper for FIFA Women's World Cup™ in France 2020 I Official Timekeeper for Premier League 2021 I Official Watch for UEFA EURO in Europe 2022 I Official Watch for UEFA Women's EURO in England 2022 I Official Timekeeper for FIFA World Cup™ in Qatar 2023 I Official Timekeeper for FIFA Women's World Cup™ in Australia and New Zealand 2024 I Official Watch for UEFA EURO 2024™ in Germany 2025 I Official Watch for UEFA Women's EURO in Switzerland
