Sainsbury's Celebrates Lionesses' Euro Win with Punchy OOH

Sainsbury's Celebrates Lionesses' Euro Win with Punchy OOH

Jul. 29, 2025

Sainsbury's launched a nationwide digital OOH campaign to celebrate the Lionesses' UEFA European Women's Championship victory. 

Following the tense penalty shootout against Spain, the reactive campaign - developed by New Commercial Arts - features Sainsbury’s-branded gazpacho soup alongside the playful copy "not the only dish best served cold."  

The media planning was handled by PHD.

 

Hannah White, CEO, New Commercial Arts said: 

“Moments to be this reactive only come around once a year (if we’re lucky) with the industry competing for the punniest copy - nothing like friendly competition. The best thing is that after such a quick turnaround, we didn’t even know whether or not it would run until the eleventh hour – thankfully the Lionnesses’ brought it home once again!” 

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