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Take on the #DunderChallenge tomorrow night
Monday, February 11th 2019
City supporters have the unique opportunity to win a trip to Las Vegas, courtesy of Dunder.
The club’s 2018/19 front of shirt sponsor has launched a half-time competition on home matchdays, open to supporters aged 18 and over.
Four fans will randomly be selected to go pitchside during half-time and will go head-to-head as they shoot as many footballs through a D-shaped target as possible, within 30 seconds.
The winner will receive a signed home shirt, while the runner-up will win two free tickets to a future City home fixture.
The scores throughout the course of the season will be logged and the fan to sit top of the overall leaderboard after the final home game of the season (April 27th), will win a trip to Las Vegas.
To enter the half-time challenge, retweet any #DunderChallenge posts before 12noon tomorrow (Tuesday) and be in attendance at City's Sky Bet Championship clash with QPR (February 12th, 7.45pm KO). The finalists will be notified by 1pm.
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