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Fan Park football fun: Join in the action at King’s Park for derby day

Every ticket purchased will be entered into a raffle ticket draw where one lucky person can win an all-expenses paid trip for two to watch a premier league match of their choice in the UK.

Durban football fans are in for a treat when a Premier League Derby Day Extravaganza takes place at the Kings Park Stadium Precinct (outer fields) fan park this Sunday, December 10.

Families can enjoy the many activities and there’ll be food and beverages on sale throughout the day.

The fun will kick-off at 10am with several 5-a-side tournaments taking place, featuring teams and divisions of all age groups, men and women.

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There are two derbies set to take place in the Premier League.

Archrivals Liverpool play against Everton at 4.30pm. And then, in the match of the day, second placed Manchester United take on log leaders Manchester City at 6.30pm.

Kick Dance Production dancers invite all to join in the football fun for derby Day at King’s Park in Durban this Sunday (10th). They are (from left) Denya du Plessis, Chelsea Blair, Shayleen Asher-Wood, Juliet Martin and Dominique Mann.

These will be broadcast live on the gigantic outdoor screen.

Tickets cost R80 (early bird pre-booked online) and R100 (at the door). Children under 12 get in for free. Book now at plankton.mobi. (https://plankton.mobi/)

Every ticket purchased will be entered into a raffle ticket draw where one lucky person can win an all-expenses paid trip for two to watch a premier league match of their choice in the UK.

Terms and conditions apply.

For more information go to www.premierleaguefanparkssa.co.za.

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