Competition: Shiny New Sony Ericsson Phone Up For Grabs

Who wants a free phone? Well, at Just-Football we have teamed up with Sony Ericsson, sponsors of the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2010, to offer you the chance to win not only a delightful Sony Ericsson W995 but also, if you are very lucky indeed, an incredible all-inclusive package to be there next year for the World Cup in South Africa!

Here’s the deal.

In the run up to South Africa 2010 Sony Ericsson are running a ‘Golden Ticket’ promotion offering the snazzy new W995 phone. If you are the lucky winner of the handset, all you’ll have to do is enter your details at www.WinTheTickets.co.uk including the IMEI number and you’ll be entered into a free prize draw. And the prizes are pretty damn nice:

Grand Prize: 1 x 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Golden Ticket
The Zidane of prizes, this golden ticket entitles the winner to a pair of tickets to every game their country plays – including the final. This once in a lifetime prize includes flights and 4-star accommodation are included.

Weekly Prizes: 2 x pairs of tickets to the 2010 FIFA World Cup™
Winners will see the drama unfold. Each week we’re giving away two pairs of tickets to a 2010 FIFA World Cup™ match. Flights and three nights in 4-star accommodation are included.

Daily Prizes:1 x Sony BRAVIA TV
Every day a stylish 40-inch Sony BRAVIA TV will be won so fans can follow all the action live for edge of the sofa viewing.

Ok great, you’re thinking. So how do i win??

Well, to enter the competition all you have to do is answer the following question:

Which country was the first to ever host a World Cup?

If you have Googled know the answer, email us [just-football [at] live [dot] com] with ‘I know the answer’ in the subject field and the winner of the phone will be picked at random on 23rd August.

For some more info about the phone check here. Now, go!

Terms and Conditions: Competition closes midday GMT on 23rd August. One entry per reader. Only UK-based readers can enter. Apologies to all you non-UK readers out there.

Competitions, South Africa, World Cup 2010