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Available at 100+ Smyths toy stores

If you love Lego and football, visit any Smyths toy store (find your nearest) from 9am on Saturday 6 June to score a free Lego mini (8.6cm) football trophy that sort of resembles the FIFA World Cup trophy.

It's available while stock lasts and it's first-come, first-served. You can’t book a place, so it's best to go close to the time this deal kicks off. Smyths says it's suitable for ages eight and over. You won't be able to buy the Lego trophy as it's exclusive to the free build event.

Smyths says it'll also have free posters to give away on the day.

If football isn't your thing, you can make a tactical substitution and swap fouls for a fowl by getting a free Lego duck from Lego stores on Saturday instead.

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At select Lego stores, while stock lasts

Waddle you do this Saturday? You can make and take home a Lego duck at Lego’s in-store event from 10am to midday on Saturday 6 June.

You don't need to spend anything – this is a total freebie – just pop into any Lego store, excluding Birmingham Utilita Arena, Legoland Windsor Resort, and Manchester Trafford Palazzo.

A limited number are available on a first-come, first-served basis and we reckon this will be popular, so don't wing it – quack on and get there earlier.

Lego says this is intended for children aged 10 and over. You won't be able to buy the Lego duck as it's exclusive to the free build event.

If you're thinking 'what the duck?' and you'd prefer a free Lego football trophy, head to a Smyths toy store from 9am on Saturday instead.

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