Domino’s says it delivers an additional 45,000 orders on the day England plays DR Congo. The reports describe the World Cup match as one of the biggest sales days for the business. Chief executive Nicola Frampton is quoted saying the game drives a significant spike in orders compared with typical trading. The outlets present the figure as a direct matchday uplift, indicating that football viewing and related demand increase customer orders during the event. The coverage is consistent across the cited sources, which all focus on the same performance measure—an extra 45,000 orders—linked to the specific fixture. Beyond the order increase and the company’s view that the match is among its largest sales days, the summaries provided do not include further operational details such as delivery times, regional breakdowns, or profitability. Overall, the reporting centers on the match’s impact on Domino’s UK sales, using the added-order figure and the chief executive’s comments to frame the extent of the demand surge.