WC26 Fever Hits Elite Competitions as Team Backs England
With excitement around WC26 continuing to build, the team at Elite Competitions recently swapped desks for football and turned company HQ into an unofficial England watch party.
As one of the UK's leading online competitions businesses, we're fortunate to have a fantastic team, and every now and then it's important to take a step back from the day-to-day and enjoy moments together outside of work.
Last week, that moment came as England took to the pitch.
WC26 Brings the Elite Competitions Team Together
After getting the green light from CEO Alex Beckett, the office was transformed into a football-filled gathering space, with plenty of food, plenty of laughs and, of course, plenty of opinions on the game.
The result certainly helped the atmosphere, with England securing an entertaining 4-2 victory that gave everyone plenty to celebrate.
As the evening went on, the football discussions became increasingly confident, the predictions became increasingly ambitious, and the team spirit that makes Elite Competitions such a special place to work was on full display.
More Than Just Football
While football was the focus, the evening was really about bringing people together.
Working in the fast-paced world of online competitions means there's always plenty going on, so opportunities to pause, relax and spend time together as a team are always appreciated.
Moments like these help strengthen the culture that sits at the heart of the business and remind us why enjoying the journey is just as important as celebrating success.
Supporting England Throughout WC26
Like millions of supporters across the country, everyone at Elite Competitions will be keeping a close eye on England's progress as the tournament continues.
As a proudly Blackpool-founded business, we're always looking for ways to bring people together, whether that's through life-changing prizes, memorable experiences or simply enjoying a big match with colleagues and friends.
From everyone at Elite Competitions, here's hoping there are plenty more England wins still to come.
Come on England!