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FANTASY FOOTBALL 2006/7 TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(Information Taken from www.fantasyfootball.telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph Fantasy Football
Welcome to the www.telegraph.co.uk/fantasygames website. These terms and conditions together with the general terms and conditions that are applicable to your use of and access to www.telegraph.co.uk (together the “Terms”) govern your use of the www.telegraph.co.uk website and set out the rules of participation in the Telegraph Fantasy Football competition 2006/2007. By entering the Telegraph Fantasy Football competition, you agree to be bound by these Terms.
1. Definitions:
For the purposes of these Terms:
“Key Contribution” means (in relation to scoring points) when one of your selected players makes a significant contribution to a goal scored by his football club. No Key Contribution is given to a player who simply touches the ball sideways from a free kick, or to the penalty taker when penalties are saved or come back off the woodwork before a goal is scored. Also, if during a pass to a team mate that results in a goal, an opposing player significantly alters the speed or direction of the ball, then no Key Contribution is given. If a goalkeeper does not have control of the ball and parries a shot or drops a cross or the ball rebounds off the woodwork, the attacking player shooting or crossing the ball receives the Key Contribution if a goal directly ensues. In the event of a penalty, the player earning the penalty gets a Key Contribution if it is successfully scored, but not if he takes it himself in which case no Key Contribution is given. No Key contribution is given for a player who earns a free kick that subsequently results in a goal. A Key Contribution may be awarded for an own goal.
“Application(s)” means the application to enter a team selection in the Competition;
“Manager” means the individual responsible for the selection and entry of an individual team to the Competition;
“Competition” means the Telegraph Fantasy Football competition taking place during the Season;
“Junior Telegraph Fantasy Football” means JTFF and the competition that under 18 year olds can take part in as described towards the end of these Terms;
“Season” means the English football season 2006/2007 and the FA Premier League and FA Cup fixtures that it is comprised of;
“Starting XI League” means the background league comprised of each Manager’s original starting selection upon Application;
“Super League” means any league that is set up by a Manager comprising five or more valid team selections;
“TFF” means Telegraph Fantasy Football 2006/2007;
“TGL” means Telegraph Group Limited. The organiser of the Competition, whose registered office is located at 1 Canada Square, Canary Wharf, London, E14 5DT.
2. Eligibility:
“How to enter” and any other instructions detailed in advertisements for TFF on www.telegraph.co.uk/fantasygames or in any other Telegraph publication shall form part of the terms and conditions of this Competition. By entering this Competition you agree to be legally bound by such terms and conditions. This competition is open to residents of the UK, Channel Islands, Isle of Man and the Republic of Ireland. TGL employees, or those employed by TGL’s subsidiaries and anyone else connected with the competition may enter but shall not be eligible to claim any of the prizes. All entrants to TFF must be aged 18 or over. Entrants under the age of 18 may play the free to enter Junior Telegraph Fantasy Football.
3. How to apply: - individual Managers
There is no limit to the number of TFF teams a Manager may submit provided that each Application adheres to these terms and conditions. Applications to participate in TFF can be made by post, via the internet or by telephone. Please note that some banks and building societies may make an additional charge for playing fantasy games online. Entrants should check with their bank or building society prior to entry.
By Post:
Applications should be submitted on an official application form to be found in any of the following from July 15, 2006:
(a) The Daily Telegraph or The Sunday Telegraph (photocopied forms will be accepted)
(b) a direct mailing (photocopied forms will be accepted)
(c) a downloadable pdf application form from www.telegraph.co.uk/fantasygames which may be posted to Telegraph Fantasy Football, PO Box 4001, Colchester, CO2 8FW.
Applications must be received no later than first post on Saturday, August 19, 2006 in order to score points during the first round of scoring matches commencing Saturday, August 19, 2006. Applications and changes to a team line-up (where previously invalid) received after Saturday, August 19, 2006 shall score points for matches played from the day they are received and validated. Points shall not be back-dated. Applications shall not be accepted after 1st post on Saturday, April 28, 2007.
There shall be a charge of £6 per TFF team (“Registration Payment”) in order to successfully register your team(s) by post, and to cover the cost of processing. Registration Payments shall be accepted via a cheque or postal order made payable to Telegraph Group Limited or with a valid debit/credit card (details of which must be included with the completed application form). Do not send cash. TGL shall not be responsible for Applications lost in the post, or for incomplete or illegible Applications and proof of posting is not proof of receipt. Your Application will be withdrawn and disqualified if your payment is not cleared in full.
By the Internet:
Applications should be submitted using the official game site at www.telegraph.co.uk/fantasygames. On-line applications must be submitted no later than the first scheduled kick-off on Saturday, August 19, 2006 in order to score points during the first scoring matches on Saturday, August 19, 2006. Thereafter, Applications will score points for matches played from the next earliest scheduled daily kick-off after they are received and confirmed. Points will not be backdated. Applications shall not be accepted after 23:59 Sunday, April 29, 2007. To successfully register your team(s) on-line, and to cover the cost of processing, Managers shall make the Registration Payment of £6 for one team credit or £15 for three team credits. The Registration Payment may be made with a valid debit/credit card on the secure payment site. TGL shall not be responsible for applications lost in transmission or received late due to high on-line traffic levels. Alternatively, Managers may choose to pay the Registration Payment off-line by selecting their team(s) on screen and submitting (via post) a print out of their selections along with the Registration Payment. Teams submitted by post using the online print out will be activated upon receipt of the print out and payment and not the time that the print out was made. The Registration Payment shall be either a cheque or postal order made payable to Telegraph Group Limited or details of a valid debit/credit card (details of which must be included with the completed application form). Do not send cash. TGL shall not be responsible for applications lost in the post, or incomplete or illegible Applications and proof of posting is not proof of receipt. Your Application will be withdrawn and disqualified if your payment is not cleared in full. Game credits are non-transferable. Refunds will not be given for unused credits.
By Telephone:
Telephone Applications must be completed by the first scheduled kick-off on Saturday, August 19, 2006 in order to score points during the first scoring matches. Thereafter, Applicants will score points for matches played from the next earliest scheduled daily kick-off after they are registered. Points will not be backdated. Calls cost 75p per minute from a BT landline and the average length of a call is estimated to be approximately 7 minutes. Call charges from a public pay phone or a mobile phone may be higher. Non BT landline customers should check with their phone provider for details of charges This service is only available to callers with a touch-tone telephone. Entries shall not be accepted after 23:59 Sunday, April 29, 2007. TGL shall not be responsible for inaudible or incomplete transmissions.
4. Team names:
TGL reserves the right to refuse to accept any team names or Super League names that have been duplicated or are felt, in TGL’s sole discretion, to be inappropriate or offensive. Unsuitable names shall be deleted or amended and the team or Super League shall appear under the Manager’s or the Chairman's name.
5. Player selection list:
The players included on the selection list and their values have been determined arbitrarily. Player values remain constant throughout the competition. TGL shall not enter into any correspondence relating to details of the selection list, nor will it accept the inclusion into a team of any player not on the selection list. New players may be introduced into the Competition by TGL as and when appropriate, before and during the Season. These will be listed from time to time within The Daily Telegraph and on www.telegraph.co.uk/fantasygames.
6. Player selection:
Managers' team selections must consist of 11 players chosen from the selection list, in either a 4-3-3 or 4-4-2 formation. The combined total value of your 11 player team selection must not exceed £50 million at any time throughout the Competition. The team of 11 must include 1 goalkeeper and 4 defenders plus either 3 midfielders and 3 strikers (4-3-3) or 4 midfielders and 2 strikers (4-4-2). Managers may switch between formations during the Season by making transfers - see point 8. A player can only be selected once at any one time - player duplication is not permitted. There is no restriction on the number of players chosen from the same football club. Applications from Managers whose team(s) do not meet the selection criteria or are incomplete or are illegible will be rejected and Managers will be given the opportunity to amend or re-select their team by post. This may result in Managers missing a Competition deadline and TGL will accept no responsibility for this. Payment will not be taken for invalid teams until they have been amended and validated. Managers not wishing to select their own team but wishing to participate in the competition may do so by ticking the auto team-select box on the application form. Auto team-select may also be requested using the internet facility or by telephone. The computer will select a team and details of that selection will be sent to the Manager with the Manager's pack (if requested). Managers of valid team selections that give an email address will receive team confirmation by electronic mail but should be aware that some ISP's and central servers have 'fire walls' or other blocking software which do not allow distribution of game related communications. Where requested, entries will be confirmed by post within 21 days of receipt of entry.
7. Scoring points:
Scores for those players who appear within our player selection list will be calculated using data provided to TGL by GFM Holdings Ltd in relation to the Season and the relevant fixture results. Neither TGL nor GFM Holdings Limited will enter into any correspondence in relation to the point allocation of any player or team selection. We accept no responsibility for the accuracy of this data. Points will be awarded and deducted as follows: Player featured in starting XI +2, substitute appearance +1, goal scored (inc shoot-outs) +5, key contribution to a goal +3, sent off -5, yellow card -2 (2 yellow cards leading to a red card will count -5), own goal -3, missed penalty (inc shoot-outs) - 5, Man of the Match +3 (awarded to one player in each match scored in Telegraph Fantasy Football by The Daily Telegraph Sports Editorial Department). For defenders and goalkeepers only: clean sheet (players completing full match only) +4, clean sheet (players completing part of a match only) +2, goal conceded -1. For goalkeepers only: penalty save (inc shoot-outs) +5 (for these points to be awarded the goalkeeper must have touched the ball with some part of his body). All matches played during the Season will count towards scoring in the Competition from Saturday, August 19, 2006 until and including the final match on Saturday, May 19, 2007. Abandoned matches where the result does not stand, will not count towards any scoring in the Competition. The TFF 'week' will run from Tuesday to Monday. Key contributions to goals will be awarded at the sole discretion of the judging panel appointed by TGL. Points for key contributions will not necessarily be awarded for all goals scored and in some cases the judges may award points to two players for one goal if they consider both to have made a key contribution. A key contribution will not necessarily be awarded to the last player to touch the ball before the goal scorer and may be awarded for opposition own goals. The judges' decision shall be final and TGL will not enter into any correspondence regarding points deducted or allocated to players. In the event a selected team does not meet the Player Selection criteria (point 5), points shall not be accumulated until the following Tuesday after the team meets the Player Selection criteria. Scores will be updated every Wednesday in The Daily Telegraph and every Wednesday and Friday online at www.telegraph.co.uk/fantasygames.
8. Transfers:
Managers may alter their teams during the course of the Season by effecting transfers, which may be actioned by post, telephone or online. Managers may use any combination of postal, telephone or on-line options to action transfers (subject to a maximum of eight postal transfers per team in the course of the Season). A total of 30 transfers per team are available during the Season but a maximum of four per team will be permitted in any one week (Tuesday to Monday period). Transfers beyond the maximum number allowed will be rejected.
Transfers may be submitted at any time from Wednesday, August 30, 2006 until the scheduled kick-off time of the FA Cup Final on Saturday, May 19, 2007.
Players must be transferred before the earliest scheduled kick-off on any match day in order to score points on that day. Players transferred after the scheduled kick-off on any day will score points as from the following match day. With all transfers, Managers must ensure that their teams continue to meet the selection criteria (see point 6). Once submitted, transfer requests cannot be altered under any circumstances. All online transfer requests are free. Newly transferred-in players cannot be removed from a team until at least the next earliest match-day kick-off has passed.
By Post:
Postal transfers must be made using an official transfer form and sent to: Telegraph Fantasy Football, PO Box 5556, Colchester CO2 8GJ. A loose first class stamp must accompany each transfer request made by post. Only one stamp is required with each application, regardless of the number of players being transferred. Postal transfer applications without a loose first class stamp will not be processed. TGL shall not be responsible for transfer applications lost in the post, or incomplete or illegible transfer applications and proof of posting is not proof of receipt. Invalid postal transfer requests will be rejected and Managers will be advised by post. Confirmation of valid transfers will be sent by post within 7 days.
By the Internet:
On-line transfers may be made by logging on to www.telegraph.co.uk/fantasygames. The transfer facility can only be accessed by keying in a password. This password is published within The Daily Telegraph from August 30, 2006 until May 16, 2007. The password shall change on a weekly basis (each Wednesday). Transfer requests made online shall be acknowledged via online confirmation. TGL shall not be responsible for transfer applications lost in transmission or received late due to high online traffic levels, or for incomplete transfer applications.
By Telephone:
Telephone transfers may be made by calling TGL’s Transfer Hotline number to be published each Wednesday within The Daily Telegraph from Wednesday, August 30, 2006 until Wednesday, May 16, 2007, from a touch-tone telephone. The phone number shall change on a weekly basis. This service is charged at 10p per minute from a BT landline, non BT landline customers should check with their phone provider for details of costs. The length of the call will depend on the number of transfers being made (i.e 2 players out and 2 players in may result in an approximate call duration of 2 minutes). To make telephone transfers, Managers will need their Team PIN and their security code, which will be printed in their Manager’s pack or advised electronically by email upon application to enter the Competition. Proof of telephoning will not be accepted as proof of the correct transmission of data. Transfer requests made by phone shall be acknowledged at the end of the call, however, TGL shall not be responsible for inaudible or incomplete transmissions.
In addition to the transfer allocation above, a transfer amnesty shall operate from Saturday, July 15, 2006 until 23:59 Thursday, August 17, 2006 which allows Managers to make any number of changes to their line-up. These changes can be made by phone or online. To make transfers during the transfer amnesty visit www.telegraph.co.uk/fantasygames or phone the transfer hotline on 0871 220 3035 (calls will cost BT Customers no more than 10p per minute. Non BT customers should check with their network provider for details of call costs).
9. Super Leagues:
Entry into TFF shall give Managers the opportunity to form their own league (“Super League”) at no extra charge. A minimum of five participants (there is no maximum) may enter a Super League one of whom must be nominated as the chairman (“Chairman”). All members of a Super League must be aged 18 years or over. Incomplete entries to a Super League will be rejected. Any Super League comprised of 5 or more identical team selections will be ineligible for Super League prizes. The Chairman of the Super League shall have the choice of receiving updates of their Super League weekly by e-mail or fortnightly by post. No further Super League entries will be accepted after 23:59 on Monday, January 1, 2007. A team may only participate in one Super League. Once a team has joined a Super League it is not possible for that Manager’s team selection to be moved into another Super League. The rules set out herein as to player selections, scoring and transfers shall also apply to the Super Leagues.
By Post:
The Chairman must submit all of their Super League teams along with their own TFF application form and the Registration Payment in one envelope. In order to score points from the first round of scoring matches starting on Saturday, August 19, 2006, Super League applications must be received by first post on Saturday, August 19, 2006.
By the Internet:
Super Leagues can be entered via TGL’s online facility at www.telegraph.co.uk/fantasygames. This facility allows applicants to register their team to the Super League individually. A Chairman must first register the Super League and his/her own team online. This will generate a Super League PIN number, which, along with the Super League name, must be given (in exactly the form it appears) to all potential participants to that Super League, in order that they can affilitate their team to that Super League. The Chairman will be the recipient of all correspondence relating to their Super League team. In order to score points from the first round of scoring matches starting on Saturday, August 19, 2006, Super League applications (together with the requisite minimum of five team selections) must be received by the first scheduled kick-off on Saturday, August 19, 2006.
By Telephone:
Super League entries cannot be registered by telephone.
10. Prizes:
£50,000 will be awarded at the end of the Competition to the Manager whose team is placed at the top of the TFF Competition league table. The prize will be awarded to the Manager whose team has amassed the highest number of points in the Competition after all the matches within the Season are complete. This is forecast to be the FA Cup final currently scheduled for Saturday, May 19, 2007. The Manager whose team finishes with the second highest number of points in the league shall win £5,000 and the Manager whose team finishes with the third highest number of points shall win £2,500.
Tie Break for Prizes
In the event that any of the leading positions are tied, the prize will be awarded to the Manager whose team has scored the most goals during the season. If the result is still a tie, the winner will be the Manager whose team has scored the most points for key contributions to a goal. If any of the 1st, 2nd or 3rd places are still tied, the tying Managers will be required to write a job advertisement for the next England team Manager in no more than 50 words and to submit this within the specified deadline. This tiebreaker shall be assessed on the basis of interest and entertainment. The decision of the judges regarding this tiebreaker shall be final and binding. Winning tiebreakers shall be available upon request.
Manager of the Week
Managers shall also compete for a Manager of the Week prize. This shall consist of a weekly prize of £250 to the Manager whose team has amassed the greatest number of points in the previous week of the game (Tuesday to Monday period). The first weekly prize will be awarded for points scored up to and including Monday, August 28, 2006, and weekly thereafter until Monday, May 14, 2007. Each winning Manager will be announced in The Daily Telegraph on the Wednesday following the end of the Tuesday to Monday qualifying period. There are a total of 37 scheduled Manager of the Week prizes, however, prizes will not be awarded for weeks in which no points have been scored due to e.g. International fixtures being played.. In the event of a tie for any Manager of the Week prize, the winner will be the Manager whose team has moved up the most positions in the league that week. In the event of there still being a tie, the prize will be rolled over into the following week and prizes will be awarded to the Managers in first and second places for the relevant weekly prize in that rollover week. An individual Manager may win a Manager of the Week prize on no more than one occasion during the Season, regardless of the number of teams entered by that individual Manager. Entries received after the time of the first scheduled kick-off on Saturday August 19, 2006 must have been part of TFF for a minimum of two full scoring weeks before becoming eligible for weekly prizes.
Highest Climber of the Week
Managers shall also compete for a Highest Climber of the Week prize. This shall consist of a weekly prize of £100 to the Manager whose team has climbed the highest number of places in the Competition league in the previous week of the game (Tuesday to Monday period). The first weekly prize will be awarded for points scored in the week from Tuesday, August 29 up to and including Monday, September 4, 2006, and weekly thereafter until Monday, May 14, 2007. There are a total of 36 scheduled Highest Climber prizes, however, prizes will not be awarded for weeks in which no points have been scored due to e.g. International fixtures being played.
In the event of a tie for any weekly Highest Climber prize, the prize will be rolled over into the following week and prizes will be awarded to the Managers in first and second places for the relevant weekly prize in that rollover week. An individual Manager may win a Highest Climber prize on no more than one occasion during the Season, regardless of the number of teams entered by that individual Manager. Entries received after the time of the first scheduled kick-off on Saturday August 19, 2006 must have been part of TFF for a minimum of two full scoring weeks before becoming eligible for Highest Climber of the Week prizes.
Starting XI League
Every valid team registered by the earliest kick-off on Saturday, August 19, 2006 will be entered into the Starting XI League. The Starting XI League is a snapshot of each original starting selection and is unaffected by any transfer activity during the season. The manager whose original team selection accumulates the highest number of points within the Starting XI League during the Season shall win £2,500. Teams registered after this time will not be eligible for participation in the Starting XI League.
Manager of the Month
Managers shall also compete for a Manager of the Month prize. This shall consist of a monthly prize of £1,000 to the Manager whose team has amassed the greatest number of points in the previous month. There are 8 monthly prizes in all. Month 1 - August 29, 2006 to September 25, 2006, Month 2 -September 26, 2006 to October 30, 2006, Month 3 - October 31, 2006 to November 27, 2006, Month 4 -November 28, 2006 to January 1, 2007, Month 5 – January 2, 2007 to January 29, 2007, Month 6 -January 30, 2007 to February 26, 2007, Month 7 -February 27, 2007 to March 26, 2007, Month 8 -March 27, 2007 to April 30, 2007. In addition, the 19 runners-up (the next nineteen highest scoring Managers) each month will each win £50. In the event of a tie, the winner will be the Manager whose team has moved up the most positions in the Competition league that month. If there is still a tie, the prize will be divided between the tying Managers. An individual Manager may win the main monthly prize on no more than one occasion during the Season, regardless of the number of teams entered by that Manager. In the event that a Manager scores the most points on an additional occasion, the prize will be awarded to the Manager who has scored the second highest number of points that month and so on until the monthly winner is a Manager who has not previously won the main monthly prize. Under such circumstances, the highest-scoring Manager will be deemed to be a runner up and will be eligible for a £50 prize. Managers may win a £50 runner up prize on more than one occasion but only a maximum of one per month.
Highest-scoring Super League
The best-performing Super League at the end of the Competition will win £5,000. This will be awarded to the Super League with the highest average points total based upon its five highest scoring teams. In the event of a tie for the Super League prize, a tiebreaker will be enforced to determine the winner. The tie breaker shall be assessed on the basis of interest and entertainment and shall be in relation to a subject matter and subject to a word limit to be notified to the relevant Managers by TGL where applicable. Winning tiebreakers (where applicable) shall be available upon request.The judges decision shall be final.
Highest-scoring Chairman
The best-performing Super League Chairman at the end of the competition will win £2,500. This will be awarded to the Super League Chairman whose team has the highest points total at the end of the Competition. The 2nd highest scoring Super League Chairman will win £500 and the 3rd highest scoring Super League Chairman will win £250.
Golden Boot
The Golden Boot prize of £1,000 will be awarded to the Manager of the team that has scored the highest number of goals during the Season. In the event of a tie, the prize will be awarded to the team that has scored the highest number of Key Contributions. If there is still a tie, the prize will be divided equally amongst the tied Managers.
11. Rules:
TGL reserves the right to refuse to accept any application which in TGL’s opinion does not comply with these Terms or which contravenes the spirit of the TFF Competition. TGL further has an absolute discretion to disqualify any entry/Application, or vary, amend, supplement, or waive the Terms of the Competition at any time and participants agree that no liability shall attach itself to TGL as a result thereof and that the exercise of such discretion shall not result in any compensation being payable or paid to any participant, Manager or Chairman. It is a condition of entry that all rules are accepted as final and that the competitor agrees to abide by these Terms. TGL may from time to time publish information relating to taking part in the Competition and this information shall be deemed to form part of these Terms.
12. General
TGL’s decision in all Competition-related matters shall be final. Winners will be notified in writing within a reasonable time following a decision by TGL and prizes will be despatched within 28 days of such notification. There are no prize or cash alternatives and the prizes are not transferable.
Winners’ names, counties, TFF team selections and photographs and any comments made in relation to a prize, may be used by TGL without limitation for future promotional, marketing and publicity purposes, in all and any media worldwide without notice and without any fee being paid. Entry and participation in the Competition will be deemed to be your acceptance of these Terms. Winners' names and counties will be published within a reasonable period of time following the end of the Competition and shall be available upon request.
The prizes as described are available on the date of publication. Events may occur that render the competition itself or the awarding of the prizes impossible due to reasons beyond the control of TGL and TGL may at its absolute discretion vary or amend the Competition or the prizes and participants agree that no liability shall attach itself to TGL as a result thereof. Refunds will only be given at the discretion of Telegraph Group Limited. The name “Telegraph Fantasy Football”, other trade marks, images and logos relating to the Promoter and the Competition and used in relation to the Competition are the exclusive property of TGL and your participation in the Competition does not confer any rights to you in or over, or grant you any right to use the aforementioned intellectual property of TGL.
TGL shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever which is suffered by any person as a result of, or in connection with, or arising from the Competition, any prize, or these Terms, or the use of the same except for any liability which cannot be excluded by law.
The Competition is not sponsored or endorsed in any way by the Football Association.
13. Complaints:
TGL is willing to investigate any complaints to ensure that its high standards are maintained. However, its decision is final and it shall not be obliged to enter into any correspondence regarding the TFF Competition and/or the awarding of any prizes. In the event that a participant wishes to complain they should contact TFF by using the ‘Contact Us’ section on the Competition website or by writing to Reader Relations, Telegraph Group Limited, 1 Canada Square, Canary Wharf, London E14 5DT.
14. Jurisdiction:
These terms and conditions shall be governed by and shall be construed in accordance with the laws of England. The courts of England shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any claim arising out of or in connection with these terms and conditions or the legal relationships established by it.
JUNIOR TELEGRAPH FANTASY FOOTBALL (JTFF)
1. The JTFF competition runs alongside the TFF Competition and is only open to readers under 18 years of age.
2. With the exception of those rules relating to payment, prizes and Super Leagues the rules for JTFF league are so far as practicable identical to TFF. Applications to participate in JTFF may be made by post or by internet only. All valid postal entrants will have the option to receive a Manager's pack, including a team confirmation sheet and scorecard by post.
3. Entry to JTFF is free. To enter, readers under the age of 18 will be required to complete and submit an official application form for each entry (together with two 1st class stamps to cover postage and administration). Entries to JTFF will be registered exclusively into the Junior League, which is not part of the main league.
4. JTFF has its own prizes. The overall winner (the Manager whose team scores the highest number of points during the season) will receive a £250 sports shop voucher. The Manager whose team has the second highest number of points will win a £100 sports shop voucher and the Manager whose team has the third highest number of points will win a £50 sports shop voucher. In the event of a tie, tiebreakers will be enforced as per the terms of the main Competition (see section 10 (Prizes)).
Promoter: Telegraph Group Limited, 1 Canada Square, Canary Wharf, London E14 5DT. |