Real Madrid versus Celtic.
The names say it all. Two of world football’s most renowned clubs. Two European Cup winners with storied histories and celebrated successes. Two bucket-list teams who have to be seen to be believed.
And now, one lucky subscriber to The Herald's sister site, the Celtic Way, will win two tickets to see them lock horns in the Champions League on November 2.
Not only that – we’re throwing in flights and four-star accommodation in the centre of town thanks to our friends at TravelBank Holidays. You'll even get some cash to spend too.
Fancy it?
All you need to do is join us in our mission to produce the best Celtic content and subscribe to our superb £6 for six months offer. Then, after you have subscribed, you will receive an email linking to an entry form so you can get your name in the mix for the prize. The winner will be drawn on the morning of Tuesday October 18.
SIGN UP HERE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS AMAZING OFFER!
While that means you will be in with a chance of seeing Celtic run out at one of the greatest arenas in world sport it also means you’ll have full access to our incredible, comprehensive and high-quality coverage of the club too.
With Celtic on their way to the Santiago Bernabeu for the first time since 1980, this truly is a chance you do not want to pass up.
Sign up HERE for just £6 for six months to support The Celtic Way and take advantage of our biggest and best-ever subscriber offer.
Terms and Conditions:
Competition closes 17th October 2022 at 23.59 GMT. New and existing active UK subscribers are eligible for the draw. Active subscribers will not be automatically entered. To be eligible, subscribers will need to enter via an entry form with their subscribed email. One entry per person. Prize is two tickets, flights direct from Glasgow International Airport, accommodation, see Celtic play Real Madrid on Wednesday, 2nd November in Madrid. One winner drawn at random. Winner selected on 18th October. No cash alternative. Tickets sent to winner by email by 2nd November 2022. Prize is provided by a third party. If the event is cancelled, Celtic Way is not liable for any monetary loss. Full competition rules: https://newsquest.co.uk/prize-competition-rules
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