Cork City run World Cup fundraiser
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Cork City FORAS Co-op are running a World Cup Prediction Competition to raise funds for the club this summer.
The competition, which is open to fans of all clubs, has a €1000 prize fund and can be entered online or by post.
The competition format is simple – people taking part are asked to predict how they see the World Cup panning out. Points are awarded for correct group stage scores, correct group stage results, teams’ progress throughout the event as well as predicting the outright winner and the golden boot winner.
Full details of the competition are available on: http://corkcityfc.net/worldcup/, where you will find the downloadable entry forms, details on how to enter, competition rules & guidelines, prize fund details, the points scoring system and the latest FIFA World Rankings to help you gauge the quality of the countries involved in the World Cup.
Entries must be sent before the competition kicks-off on June 11th and entry is €20 with proceeds going to the club.
The competition, which is open to fans of all clubs, has a €1000 prize fund and can be entered online or by post.
The competition format is simple – people taking part are asked to predict how they see the World Cup panning out. Points are awarded for correct group stage scores, correct group stage results, teams’ progress throughout the event as well as predicting the outright winner and the golden boot winner.
Full details of the competition are available on: http://corkcityfc.net/worldcup/, where you will find the downloadable entry forms, details on how to enter, competition rules & guidelines, prize fund details, the points scoring system and the latest FIFA World Rankings to help you gauge the quality of the countries involved in the World Cup.
Entries must be sent before the competition kicks-off on June 11th and entry is €20 with proceeds going to the club.
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