WIN one of five family passes to Brisbane Roar Vs Melbourne Victory

Published 2:23pm 6 January 2021

WIN one of five family passes to Brisbane Roar Vs Melbourne Victory
Words by Melissa McMahon

Following this morning’s announcement by the Queensland Government imposing a 3-day lockdown in the Greater Brisbane Area due to COVID-19, the A-League 2020/21 fixture between Brisbane Roar FC and Melbourne Victory scheduled for Sunday 10 January at Dolphin Stadium has been postponed. When the new game date is announced we will draw the 5 winners and allocate the 5 family pass tickets for the rescheduled date to those winners. 


This Sunday Brisbane Roar take on Melbourne Victory at Dolphins Stadium and thanks to our friends at Brisbane Roar you have the chance to WIN tickets to be there as we welcome the A-League champions, to Redcliffe. 

For your chance to WIN one of five family passes to this Sunday's at Dolphins Stadium complete the competition form below. 

WIN one of five family passes to Brisbane Roar Vs Melbourne Victory

Enter now for your chance to WIN one of 5 Family Passes to see the Roar take on Melbourne Victory this Sunday (10th January) at Dolphins Stadium.

Good Luck! 

Competition terms and conditions available here. 

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