OVER the next three weeks your World Cup winning paper has tied up with official Fifa sponsors Neo Africa and will be giving readers the chance to win 62 VIP category 1 and 2 tickets to world cup soccer games around the country including the final. Up for grabs are:
OVER the next three weeks your World Cup winning paper has tied up with official Fifa sponsors Neo Africa and will be giving readers the chance to win 62 VIP category 1 and 2 tickets to world cup soccer games around the country including the final. Up for grabs are:
l 15 double tickets to first phase games (2 through 48)
l 15 double tickets to second phase games including the quarter finals (49 through 60)
And one pair of double tickets to the World Cup Final at Soccer City including all travel expenses to Johannesburg and two nights' luxury accommodation.
This week we're giving away 15 double tickets to first phase games. To enter simply SMS Sowetan (paper's ID prefix here) followed by your preferred host city and your name to 41799 before midnight, 3 June.
All entrants will receive a R50 discount voucher redeemable on any Neo Africa World Cup hospitality package.
Terms and conditions: SMS charged at R2. Errors billed. Free SMS's do not apply. Winners will be notified by telephone.
The competition is open to South African residents and winners must be in possession of a valid identity document or passport. First and second phase prizes are for tickets only. Winners will be offered tickets for a game in their preferred host city and subject to availability.
Tickets to final includes all associated travel and accommodation costs. Prizes may not be exchanged, transferred or sold and there is no cash alternative. Winners must provide their own transport to and from the stadium. Employees of Avusa Media or Neo Africa and their immediate families are not eligible to enter.
The judges' decision if final and no correspondence will be entered into. By submitting an entry into this competition, you authorise Sunday Times to contact you with promotional offers.
Win World Cup Soccer Tickets with Sowetan and Neo Africa!
OVER the next three weeks your World Cup winning paper has tied up with official Fifa sponsors Neo Africa and will be giving readers the chance to win 62 VIP category 1 and 2 tickets to world cup soccer games around the country including the final. Up for grabs are:
OVER the next three weeks your World Cup winning paper has tied up with official Fifa sponsors Neo Africa and will be giving readers the chance to win 62 VIP category 1 and 2 tickets to world cup soccer games around the country including the final. Up for grabs are:
l 15 double tickets to first phase games (2 through 48)
l 15 double tickets to second phase games including the quarter finals (49 through 60)
And one pair of double tickets to the World Cup Final at Soccer City including all travel expenses to Johannesburg and two nights' luxury accommodation.
This week we're giving away 15 double tickets to first phase games. To enter simply SMS Sowetan (paper's ID prefix here) followed by your preferred host city and your name to 41799 before midnight, 3 June.
All entrants will receive a R50 discount voucher redeemable on any Neo Africa World Cup hospitality package.
Terms and conditions: SMS charged at R2. Errors billed. Free SMS's do not apply. Winners will be notified by telephone.
The competition is open to South African residents and winners must be in possession of a valid identity document or passport. First and second phase prizes are for tickets only. Winners will be offered tickets for a game in their preferred host city and subject to availability.
Tickets to final includes all associated travel and accommodation costs. Prizes may not be exchanged, transferred or sold and there is no cash alternative. Winners must provide their own transport to and from the stadium. Employees of Avusa Media or Neo Africa and their immediate families are not eligible to enter.
The judges' decision if final and no correspondence will be entered into. By submitting an entry into this competition, you authorise Sunday Times to contact you with promotional offers.
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