Ginsters is kicking off a football-themed promotion this month.
The on-pack Do The Double' initiative starts on Monday and will offer snackers instant wins on 17 selected savouries and sandwiches.
Prizes include one of 50 table football games and sports radios.
A radio promotion will air on TalkSport during the last three weeks of the two-month push.
Two on-air winners will take the promotion up to the final whistle by competing for a trip to watch Inter Milan against AC Milan in Italy.
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