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You could score FIFA World Cup 26™ tickets just by stocking up on Dove Men+Care deodorants

Stay fresh with Dove Men+Care deodorants and you might just find yourself in the stands next summer.

Two hands holding the FIFA trophy up in front of a crowd. Right: Five Dove deodorant sticks.

The FIFA World Cup trophy., Right: Dove Men+Care deodorants.

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With demand for FIFA World Cup 26™ soaring, this is your chance to catch the match in action – without breaking a sweat. And if you needed an extra kick (pun intended) to stock up on Dove Men+Care essentials, this contest might just have you sprinting to your local store.

As FIFA World Cup 26™ heads to North America - with matches right here in Canada – Dove and Dove Men+Care, proud Official Sponsor of the tournament, are giving fans the ultimate shot at scoring tickets, simply by refreshing their bathroom lineup.

Here's how it works:

Until October 10, 2025, every time you buy two qualifying Dove or Dove Men+Care products at participating retailers* and upload your receipt to JoinTeamFresh.ca, you could win a pair of FIFA World Cup 26™ tickets. One lucky grand-prize winner will score a pair of tickets to a FIFA World Cup 26™ match in Canada.

Go to your local Walmart to find Dove Men+Care deodorants that keep you feeling fresh for 72 hours.

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#DoveMenPartner Shoot your shot at winning tickets to a FIFA World Cup 2026™ game! Buy 2 qualifying Dove or Dove Men+Care products and enter for a chance to WIN* jointeamfresh.ca Smell good. Feel good. Maybe even be there!! Go to Walmart to buy @Dove or @dovemen products! #WeAre2026 #DovePartner #FIFAWorldCup

Enter for your chance to WIN* tickets to the FIFA World Cup 26™

  1. Head to your local Walmart, Shoppers Drug Mart, Loblaw, or other participating retailers.
  2. Buy any 2 Dove or Dove Men+Care deodorant, body wash, or bar products (no purchase method of entry also available).
  3. Upload your receipt at JoinTeamFresh.ca

The countdown to FIFA World Cup 26™ is officially on - and thanks to Dove and Dove Men+Care you could be there to experience it live.

*See the full contest rules and conditions here.
*Mini-Rules - No purchase necessary. Open to age of majority residents of Canada. Starts June 9, 2025, at 12:00pm ET and ends October 10, 2025 at 12:00pm ET. Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received. Receipt upload required for purchase entries and essay required for non-purchase entries. Mathematical skill-testing question required. Full rules and entry details at https://www.jointeamfresh.ca
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