Western United is calling on all the football families in Ballarat and the west of Victoria to be at Mars Stadium on Sunday to show the strength of the football community in the region and also WIN for their local club.
This Sunday our boys take on Adelaide United in Ballarat in what’s brewing to be one of the most exciting clashes of the season so far with both teams desperate for the three points and some of the biggest rising stars in Australian football taking to the pitch.
And The Unite and WIN promotion is back.
Presented by Teqball Australia, this promotion challenges community clubs from the west to gather their players, friends and families and attend the three matches to be in the running to win some fantastic prizes, including the major prize of a Teqball table valued at $3,000.
It’s simple to win.
On arrival at each match, fans simply place an entry into the Unite and WIN chest nominating their community club. The club with the most entries at the end of the third match, will win the major prize.
So far it is Melton Phoenix FC leading, but the race is close with the top five coming from all over the west! It’s still anyone’s prize.
FREE ENTRY WITH LIBERTY PASS all kids 16 and under will get free entry to to these first three home matches for the men’s team at Mars Stadium using the Liberty A-League pass, which already gets the kids entry to all of our girls matches.
AS A BONUS each match one lucky fan will win a signed home jersey, with the winner announced during the half-time break. Mitchell Munro from Forest Rangers FC was the lucky winner of this prize from the first match in Ballarat.
There will also be giveaways and player appearances at the Unite and WIN activation for some extra fun for the kids before each match.
Everything you need to know about getting to the match including tickets, Western United Memberships and the Liberty Pass can be found here.
Western United welcomed Teqball Australia as a support partner for the 23/24 A-Leagues season. Teqball is officially “The World’s Fastest Growing Sport”, played in more than 100 Countries and with 5000+ athletes globally since its inception in 2012 and has now arrived on our shores and being promoted by the Australian Teqball Federation. More information on Teqball can be found here.
