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LONDON, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Tesco, Britain's biggest supermarket group, apologised to customers on Tuesday after they struggled to book Christmas delivery slots on its website.<br> Tesco's online slots for grocery deliveries from Dec. 12 to Dec. 24 opened at 0600 GMT for customers who have paid for "Delivery Saver" plans.<br> However, customers took to social media to complain that even though they had paid for priority access they found themselves in a queue behind thousands of other shoppers and when they did get to the front after waiting hours they were kicked off the site.<br> "Online Christmas slots are now available for Delivery Saver customers on our website and Groceries app after some customers temporarily had difficulty logging on or placing orders this morning," a Tesco spokesperson said.<br> "We're really sorry about that and it has now been resolved with slots available for both Home Delivery and Click+Collect over the Christmas period."<br> Tesco has over 1.2 million slots available in the week leading up to Christmas.  Slots for customers without Delivery Saver plans open on Nov. 22.<br> On Monday, fashion retailer Primark's new click and collect online service crashed shortly after its launch, with some shoppers in Britain unable to access its website. (Reporting by James Davey; editing by Sarah Young)<br>  Also visit my web site;  https://lit.link/slotgacormudahmenang