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WATCH: Avulekile amasango, a Carling Black Label Cup for all football fans

All 16 PSL teams have a chance to be feature on November 12.

Football fans are in for a great treat in the new and revitalised Carling Black Label Cup, which will take place on November 12 at FNB Stadium.

At the launch on September 6 at FNB Stadium, Carling Black Label brand director Arné Rust expressed their excitement for this year’s Carling Black Label Cup.

“We know that this is what the fans have been asking for. It gives great pleasure to host a Carling Black Label Cup that includes all the top-flight football teams. This year there will be four teams playing in this year’s spectacle, which we believe will be an exciting preview of what football enthusiasts can anticipate when we launch the inaugural Carling Knockout in 2023,” he said.

This year, Carling Black Label celebrates a decade-long legacy of a cup fixture that has transcended the way fans of footballs engage with the beautiful game.

Orlando Pirates forward, Vincent Pule. Photograph: Lucky Thusi

With each fixture, the brand has explored different ways to empower its fans, by giving them unprecedented power over the game. The 2022 Carling Black Label Cup will be no exception for the first time in the cup’s history, as all 16 Premier Soccer League clubs stand a chance to participate.

The final four clubs that will partake in the cup will be determined by the Champion fans as they will have to vote for the clubs that they would like to see compete at the FNB Stadium.

Voting for the clubs is now open and will close on October 2. The final four clubs selected by the fans will be announced on October 3.

From there on, as with every Carling Black Label Cup, the Champion fans can select their preferred starting line-ups until November 6 when the voting for this phase of the campaign closes. With the ongoing league matches during the voting period, fans will be able to determine which players they believe will lead their respective teams to victory.

Mama Joy of Royal AM. Photograph: Lucky Thusi

This year the brand further announced that there won’t be a “Be The Coach” competition, instead, one lucky fan stands the chance of winning the R100 000 cash prize, simply by buying a selected Carling Black Label and voting during the campaign.

Coaching the team from the bench has been a unique experience that the Champion fans who have had the pleasure of partaking in, truly enjoyed.

Alpheus ‘Vina’ Maphosa, corporate communications manager at Kaizer Chiefs FC. Photograph: Lucky Thusi

“We would like to shift our focus to doing more and empowering our Champion fans beyond the football pitch and giving away R100 000 is one way we will be doing that this year.

To stand a chance of walking away with the cash prize, football fans over the age of 18 years can enter by purchasing a selected Carling Black Label beer and dialling *120*660*unique code#; selecting their preferred clubs, starting line-up, captain of the match, entry is 20c per 20 seconds on USSD and free for Vodacom users.

“All four matches will be played on November 12 at the FNB Stadium.

The Carling Black Label Cup to be won on November 12. Photograph: Lucky Thusi

Champion fans are invited to witness this highly-anticipated fixture live by purchasing their match day tickets.”

To stay up to date with any further announcements, consumers should check the official brand website and social media pages:

Website
Twitter: @blacklabelsa
Facebook: Carling Black Label
Instagram: @carlingblacklabel
Official Hashtag: #CarlingCup

Carling Black Label brand director Arné Rust and broadcaster Thomas Mlambo. Photograph: Lucky Thusi

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