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Newport County AFC announce Domino’s Pizza partnership ahead of 2026/27 season

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A pizza outing could soon include football action, thanks to a fresh collaboration.

Newport County AFC has joined forces with Domino’s Pizza in a deal that will give supporters experience both in the stadium and beyond.

Slated to begin before the 2026/27 campaign, the agreement involves Domino’s Pizza, which is run by the DPSW Group.

Dan Burt, who works as marketing manager at Domino’s Pizza operated by the DPSW Group, stated that the company is extremely pleased to be teaming up with Newport County AFC for the upcoming season. He noted that Newport County occupies a central position within its local area, something the company holds in high regard. He added that Domino’s has strong commitment to backing the neighbourhoods where it operates, making this collaboration a natural fit. According to him, the arrangement extends well beyond food, focusing on crafting memorable moments for followers, uniting communities and establishing something supporters can appreciate throughout the year.

Supporters can anticipate special offers from Domino’s, prizes on match days, meet-and-greet sessions with players, contests and local community activities.

The collaboration seeks to enhance every County match day experience, whether fans are toasting a victory at Rodney Parade or taking advantage of pizza offers while watching from home.

Sam Houldsworth, the chief executive officer at Newport County AFC, remarked that aligning with a globally renowned brand such as Domino’s represents a clear signal of ambition for Newport County and presents an excellent chance for both the club and its supporters. He explained that Domino’s enjoys recognition and affection worldwide, and having them as partners for the 2026/27 season demonstrates the club’s trajectory in terms of performance and operations. He expressed pride in welcoming Domino’s into the Newport County fold, indicating this marks merely the start of something bigger.

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