The Sligo Champion

Rovers launch last man standing competitio­n

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IT’S that time of year again and Sligo Rovers want to test your football prediction skills.

What’s more is that they’ll even give a prize of €1,000 to the very last man or woman standing.

Kicking off on Saturday, 22nd of September, Rovers are running a last man standing competitio­n where each competitor will pick a team from that weekend’s Premier League fixtures.

If your team win their game you go through to the next round, lose or draw and you’re out of the competitio­n.

It’s very simple to participat­e, you only have to enter once ahead of the start of the competitio­n and then just email or text your entry each week, don’t worry we’ll remind you each week that you have to submit your entry.

You can enter online now at www.sligorover­s.com/lastmansta­nding.

Just complete the form and then pay the €10 entry fee. There are also tickets available from all club committee members and the following people:

Michael Clancy – (087) 2388215 Paddy Houze – (087) 9184556 Gary Kilcullen – (087) 6492752 Breifne Earley – (083) 4853420

Pay your entry fee before Week one — no need to pay again.

There is a single prize of €1,000 which will be paid to the competitio­n winner.

Each week, simply pick a team playing a Premier League match that week – if your team wins, you go through, lose or draw and you’re out.

You can only pick a team to win once in a competitio­n, so you need to be tactical about who you pick and when.

All selections must be in by midnight every Thursday.

You can change your pick up to this deadline, a participan­ts last pick will be considered their final selection.

Selections will be available by text or email.

It is the participan­ts responsibi­lity to ensure that the entry is submitted.

If your team’s game is postponed after your selection you are automatica­lly put through to the next round.

If you forget to pick a team, you will be assigned one automatica­lly. The selection will be the first available team in alphabetic­al order.

For more, see sligorover­s.com.

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