Posted on 7th May 2013
Last weekend’s FA Cup final between Chelsea and Liverpool might have been short on goals, even if it was a great game, but viewers will have noticed an abundance of smoke bombs.
Win Wembley play-off tickets with the FSF!
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
The Football Supporters’ Federation is offering fans the chance to win a pair of VIP tickets for one of the upcoming npower League One (Sunday 19th May) or npower League Two (Sat 18th May) play-off finals at Wembley. We have five pairs of VIP tickets for both games.
You must be an FSF member to be eligible – join the FSF for free here.
- COMPETITION QUESTION: Who won last season’s Championship play-off final?
- COMPETITION ENTRY: Send your answer, team you’ll be supporting at Wembley, name and address to: [email protected]. Without these details your entry will be discarded.
The deadline for entries is 4pm on Friday 10th May 2013. We’ll notify the winners by email on the same day. Multiple entries are not allowed and one of the four teams involved in the play-offs must be specified.
Competition winners will receive:
- Two ‘Club Wembley’ match tickets
- Lunch in the Bobby Moore Room prior to kick-off
- Complimentary drinks before the game
This package normally costs around £200 per person but being kind-hearted souls we’re giving FSF members the opportunity to win these tickets for free.
Good luck!
The Football League has requested all fans abide by the additional T&Cs for tickets:
– The winning prize is a pair of tickets. Travel and accommodation are the responsibility of the prize winner.
– The prize winner is not permitted, by virtue of Section 166 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1998 to sell or otherwise dispose of the two tickets to any other third party whatsoever. In the event of the prize winner being unable to accept the prize, upon agreement of The Football League, he/she can nominate a family member or partner to accept the prize on their behalf.
– The Football League reserves the right to require evidence of identification in order to gain admittance to the relevant event.
