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World Cup fans kit out bedroom from £12 ahead of England's first fixture

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World Cup fans kit out bedroom from £12 ahead of England's first fixture
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Football fans are gearing up for the World Cup and The Range has launched a new collection of England-themed home decor

With the World Cup well under way, England supporters are getting excited for the nation's first fixture against Croatia on 17 June. As fans dust off their team jerseys, fire up the barbecues and rehearse their best versions of Sweet Caroline, numerous high street shops have joined the festivities by stocking England-themed decorations and merchandise to help supporters prepare for the tournament.

Home and garden retailer The Range has now introduced two new England products perfect for adding some patriotic flair ahead of the match. The first item catching attention is the store's England Crests Throw, priced at £13.99, which boasts an ultra-soft fleece fabric making it ideal for wrapping round shoulders while supporting the Three Lions. The throw isn't just suitable for home use – it's equally practical for matches and journeys.

Shoppers at The Range can also get their hands on an England Be Bold Square Cushion, available for £11.99. This cushion proves particularly useful for anyone hosting a World Cup gathering at home, thanks to its two-sided design. It's important to note that spot cleaning is the only option, which might present challenges for those planning particularly enthusiastic celebrations. On the plus side, the throw can be machine washed and tumble dried when needed.

Football fans hosting World Cup gatherings may also want to consider the Come On England paper plates pack of 8 from The Card Factory, reports the Mirror. Priced at £4.29, shoppers can save 15% on orders over £20 by entering the code UNLOCK15 at checkout.

Get World Cup ready Get World Cup ready Shop the England Be Bold Square Cushion at The Range £11.99 The Range Buy here For those looking to give their bedroom a patriotic refresh, the White England Duvet Cover and Pillowcase Set from Next could be just the ticket. Prices start from £28 for a single, rising to £40 for a double.

Returning to The Range, while the England throw and cushion are yet to receive any reviews on the retailer's website, both items come in at under £26, making them a wallet-friendly option for supporting the squad from the comfort of your sofa. There's still some time to get your hands on these items before England's opening fixture, or to enjoy for the rest of the matches, with Express and Nominated Day UK Delivery starting from £4.99, and orders expected to arrive within 2 - 4 working days.

Customers who have previously shopped with the retailer have shared their experiences on Trustpilot. One noted: "Fast delivery and packaging in good order.

" The retailer also provides a free click and collect service, with one satisfied customer stating: "Goods available straight away. They continued: "Ready for collection as promised. Good communication throughout the process.

" While some did hint they'd not received their order in their expected time frame, a further reviewer was also pleased, writing: "Great service, easy to order - good delivery time, very happy. " Football supporters can get their hands on the Crest Throw and Be Bold Square Cushion at The Range, subject to availability.

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