Two Goals Clear. One Blades Fan Could Win £10,000
Midnite's 2UP is coming to Bramall Lane. If Sheffield United go two goals clear in any home league game this season, one lucky fan in the stands could walk away with a prize pot starting at £10,000. Just scan in and cheer the Blades on.
By Dave Learmont
Midnite’s 2UP is coming to Bramall Lane, and Sheffield United’s first home league game could deliver more than three points.
A two-goal cushion usually buys you five minutes to unclench. This season, it could also be worth £10,000 to one supporter in the stands.
2UP kicks off as Sheffield United begin their Championship campaign against Birmingham City. If the Blades go two goals ahead in any home league match this season, one lucky fan will win the current prize pot.
No bet. No entry fee. Just be at Bramall Lane, scan one of the QR codes around the home concourses and you’re in.
And if the prize isn’t won? It gets bigger. Another £1,000 is added after every home league game, meaning the pot could reach £32,000 by the end of the season.
Two goals. One winner. Bramall Lane may get very loud.
Be there. Scan in. Then hope the Blades go two clear.
Midnite’s 2UP campaign is open to fans aged 18+.
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