There are under 48 hours left to enter a Champions League final competition being organised by the Liverpool-based medical company DAM Health in aid of Football For Change.
The medical diagnostics business is giving away a pair of tickets to this weekend's final in Paris as well as flights on a private jet from Liverpool John Lennon Airport and 4-star hotel accommodation.
The Reds were only allocated 20,000 tickets at the Stade de France for Saturday’s final with hundreds of thousands of fans also expected to travel to Paris.
And DAM Health is entering anyone who books a Travel and Home Use Antigen Test from www.dam-health.com into a special draw to bag the dream prize.
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The company is also donating £1 from every test purchased to Football For Change - the social mobility charity based in Merseyside launched by Jamie Carragher, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Conor Coady which is providing life-changing opportunities in education and employment to young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.
People have until 12 noon this Wednesday 25 May to enter the competition at www.dam-health.com .
Liam Spence, director of partnerships at DAM Health said: “We are excited to be partnering once again with Football For Change who will receive a donation every time someone enters this amazing giveaway. This is an incredible and once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a pair of super fans to get to see the Reds in action at the Champions League final in Paris.”
DAM Health’s Travel and Home Use Antigen Test retail at £25 per person. The winners will need to be available to travel to France on Friday 27 May at 10:00am from Liverpool John Lennon Airport. The return flight is Sunday 29 May at 13:00pm.
Jamie Carragher said: "Football For Change is aiming to transform the lives of some of the most disadvantaged young people in the country by giving them the tools to build better futures. Support from organisations like DAM Health is fantastic."
DAM Health became a partner of Football For Change earlier this year and has so far helped the charitable initiative raise around £250,000.
