Namely, traditionally, Easter matches in Lithuania begin in a completely different, unique way. Team captains do not decide the kick-off direction with a coin toss, but instead, they tap eggs. During Easter in the Lithuanian top football league, you don't throw a coin... you do traditional Easter egg tapping 👍 pic.twitter.com/hvxKBh6Op1 The referee brought a basket of decorated Easter eggs to the center of the field, and the captains each chose one and tapped them together. The captain whose egg remained intact won the right to choose, just as if they had guessed which side the coin would land on. This practice is not just a marketing trick but a deeply rooted part of Lithuanian culture, considering that egg tapping is the most popular Easter game in the country.