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UEFA Euro 2020 tournament builds, official food delivery partner Just Eat has teamed up with Greggs to bring football and food together with 'Rolls for Goals', giving customers free sausage rolls for every match played at Hampden Park or Wembley where a goal is scored. Throughout the tournament, fans can get their hands on a free sausage roll the day AFTER the match itself on all Greggs orders over £5, placed through Just Eat - regardless of which team scores the goal.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionUnlike national players Deliveroo and Uber Eats – who can charge food outlets more than 30 per cent of the customer’s food bill to accept and deliver orders – East Kilbride Eats and Hamilton Eats do not employ drivers.That allows them to charge takeaway owners only 7.5 per cent in fees – around half of the charge imposed by national operator Just Eat, which also manages through its app customers’ food orders, which are then delivered by drivers who are paid directly by the restaurants.East Kilbride Eats’ marketeer Dawn Hunter says what separates the brands from its big name rivals is its exclusivity to the town, serving only

Kilmarnock.The 29-year-old owns Kilmarnock Eats - a fast food delivery app set to rival Uber Eats and Just Eat - with his partner Abbie Durham, 26.And weeks after setting up, Killer Griller owner Robert Paul was swamped with orders and reached out to Allan for help."He [Robert] phoned me one Saturday and said he was struggling," Allan said. "So I jumped in my car and helped him do deliveries.