Raffles for valuable prizes for fans of the league, starting from the 11th round

The UAE Pro League announced that it will hold raffles for entry tickets to the ADNOC Professional League matches, starting from Round 11, scheduled for tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, in an initiative that will continue until the end of the season, based on the league’s strategic plan, through which it seeks to improve the experience of fans attending the stadiums, and their status. Among the most prominent priorities as the basis for upgrading the competition and challenge on the field.

And the association revealed in a statement, yesterday, that several prizes will be drawn, including: tablets, smart watches, and electronic game equipment, with two prizes per match, and three prizes in the matches bearing the “match of the week” slogan from each round.

Each fan in the stadium will have the opportunity to enter the draw for electronic tickets, in front of each fan in the stadium, to win one of these valuable prizes, provided that the drawing will take place and the winners will be announced between the two halves of the matches, and the prize will be handed over at the end of each match.

The association seeks to improve the experience of attending the masses in the stadiums, through many initiatives that are currently implemented, or will be launched soon, according to a strategy that emphasizes the keenness to increase attendance in the stadium itself, which was finally embodied in the large public attendance, after allocating The prize for the fans is estimated at seven million dirhams, divided into periodic prizes (every three rounds) and seasonal prizes distributed to clubs according to the order of audience attendance rates in the ADNOC Professional League.

The association has also launched many community events to communicate with the masses in various regions of the country, through its activities in the ADNOC Marathon in Abu Dhabi, and the Dubai Frame, Al Ruwais Park.

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