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U.K. grocery sales of no and low-alcohol beer leapt 38% on England match days during the European Championship .
Take-home grocery sales increased 2.2% across the four weeks to July 7 , research firm Kantar says.
Beer sales up by an average 13% on match days , market research firm says.
It reflects a recent boom in the segment, which has been forecast to far outpace growth in the overall alcohol market.
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