All the best (and latest) Euro 2024 ads

And there’s lots more where they came from. Below you’ll find our round-up of the best ads we’ve seen throughout the tournament. And if any more worldies fly in before Sunday’s final whistle, you’ll find them here..

England without immigration by Migration Museum

Racists think twice, without the power of immigration, England may not have made the semifinal of the Euros. Powerful work from Wonderhood Studios.

In the Bag by Walkers

Created in a reactive manner to celebrate Olly Watkin’s semi-final winning goal. A clever idea from VCCP.

A Bitte makes everything possible by Bitburger

Now host nation Germany is shockingly out of the tournament, official beer Bitburger has pivoted its strategy to champion German hospitality.

A social-first activation captures the people who now only come for the beer.

More top stuff from Serviceplan Germany.

WeRoad ‘Holiday Squad’ by WeRoad

Last Friday, England's manager Gareth Southgate announced the squad he’ll be taking to Germany for the European Championship. Jack Grealish and James Maddison were notably missing from the team, both are some of the country's most well-known players.

They’re both also well-known for their holidays in Ibiza together.

So while they might not be heading to Germany with Southgate’s team, there’s one other squad they might like to join. A squad where they can travel the world, meet some new friends, and, of course, party.

WeRoad is inviting Grealish and Maddison to join its squad.

Tennent’s ‘Get to Germany’ by Studio Something

Comedian Iain Stirling narrates this series from Tennent’s that sees Scottish football fans race to Germany, with the person landing in the country first winning some big prizes.

The journey of a lifetime will see supporters of the Scotland national team travel across Europe, completing challenges and checking off some iconic Scottish football destinations on the way, with a little help from some stars of the game.

Specsavers ‘Should’ve Translations’ by Revolt

Specsavers has launched its Euros activity with ‘Should’ve Translations’. The campaign aims to help fans of all nations prepare for the tournament by translating its famous slogan ‘Should’ve gone to Specsavers’ into the languages of all the countries taking part.

The tongue-in-cheek print ads show just how ingrained the brand’s slogan is in everyday vocabulary, but this time with an international feel.

Budweiser ‘Blessed By Sir Geoff Hurst’ by Revolt

Budweiser has teamed up with Geoff Hurst to bless its beer with the victorious spirit of England’s 1966 team, aiming to inspire the Three Lions to achieve greatness at Euro 2024.

Budweiser’s iconic can has been revamped to commemorate this significant partnership, featuring the words “Let’s bring it Home,” the Three Lions crest and a blessing from Hurst along with his signature. More than 12m cans will be produced for fans to enjoy throughout the tournament.

British Heart Foundation ‘Til I Died’ by Saatchi & Saatchi

The British Heart Foundation has launched a striking new campaign commemorating the lives of 12 young football fans whose lives were tragically ended by heart disease.

The poignant work, titled ‘Til I Died,’ is built on the insight that many of us are largely unaware of the devastating effect heart disease has on young people. The murals serve as both a memorial and a powerful visual statement, emphasizing the urgent need for greater awareness and research funding to combat heart disease among youth.

Irn-Bru ‘Doctor’s’ by Leith

In this ad, a patient asks her doctor, played by comedy legend Sanjeev Kohli, for advice. She describes the peculiar symptoms, such as weird facial movements and her arms flying into the air.

The doctor’s mood perks up as he recognizes the symptoms of optimism. Prescribing two tickets to see Scotland in Germany washed down with Irn-Bru, the pair become giddy with excitement.

Irn-Bru ‘Mannschaft’ by Leith

Mannschaft is German for football team, but in this ad, a Scottish kilt-wearing football fan tells Germany that they are about to see what a Scottish mannschaft is all about.

Adidas ‘You Got This’ by TBWA\London and TBWA\Neboko

Adidas is shining a light on the pressures elite players face when all eyes are on them at the Euros.

In fact, research shows that players are three times more likely to miss a penalty when playing for their national team as opposed to their club.

The hero spot features Gianluigi Donnarumma, Giovanni Reyna, Ousmane Dembélé, Pedri, Jude Bellingham and Leo Messi. Former England captain David Beckham’s familiar voice narrates the spot as Queen and David Bowie’s iconic Under Pressure track plays in the background.

Paddy Power ‘Europe’s Favorites’ by BBH

Irish firm Paddy Power and Danny Dyer have joined forces to celebrate England being hailed as ‘Europe’s Favorites’ to clinch the biggest football tournament of the summer.

Following years of contentious behavior abroad and the lingering complexities of Brexit afflicting the nation, the brand has seized the opportunity for a playful nod to England’s unique standing just two weeks ahead of the event.

Bitburger and Serviceplan ‘The Bitte Tour’ by Stink Films Berlin

Directed by Eliot Rausch, this ad is a heartfelt ode to the communal spirit that football fosters. It celebrates the food, traditions, storytelling and shared moments over a Bitburger.

To genuinely capture the raw emotion behind these experiences, Rausch and his production team embarked on a journey across Germany, interviewing and filming real-life fans in their natural habitats, such as pubs, restaurants, workshops, and bustling streets.

BBC ‘More Twists, More Turns’ by BBC Creative

BBC Creative has conjured a vibrant pinball world filled with footballing Easter eggs, capturing the tournament’s unpredictable nature.

Set against the backdrop of Germany’s iconic landmarks, the narrative follows a pinball moving through this fantastical machine, bouncing between Europe’s footballing giants. From Kane, Bellingham, Robertson, and McTominay to Musiala, Ronaldo, and De Bruyne, the film’s twists and turns are sure to drum up excitement for the tournament.

Topps ‘Stickerbook’ by JAA

This Topps ad features football’s iconic ‘Special One’ Jose Mourinho promoting its trading cards. In the spot, the manager shies away from the terrible CGI attempts of the creative team, instead opting to be in the film himself.