Specsavers has launched an advertising campaign capitalising on the controversy of England's disallowed goal against Germany in the second round of the World Cup.
Specsavers has launched an advertising campaign capitalising on the controversy of England's disallowed goal against Germany in the second round of the World Cup.
Within hours of the linesman failing to see Frank Lampard's shot cross the line and allow a goal, which would have levelled the match scores at 2-2, Specsavers' creative team was putting together an advert suggesting he 'Should've gone to Specsavers'.
The advertisement is running in newspapers such as The Sun, The Daily Star, The Daily Express and The Daily Mail.