Eredivisie: Ziggo (telecom) offers one night at Amsterdam ArenA before Ajax - Feyenoord via contest

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Ziggo, a Dutch telecommunications group, organised a competition in which the winner (accompanied by a person of their choice) can spend a night in an temporary house inside the Amsterdam ArenA (53,320 capacity) on 20/01/2018, and then attend the AFC Ajax - Feyenoord Rotterdam game (Matchday 19 of the 2017-18 Eredivisie) on 21/01/2018 at 14:30 CET.

To participate in the competition - launched on the 11/01 and which closed on the 17/01/1981 - fans were invited to post photos, texts, and videos on the social networks Twitter and Instagram, with the hashtag #zigGOajax, to explain how they are preparing for the 184th edition of the "classic" match of the Dutch league, AFC Ajax - Feyenoord. They were also able to participate in the competition via Facebook, by replying to a message posted on the official pages of Ziggo and AFC Ajax.

The fan with the most original response will be selected as the winner. In addition to one night spent in the Amsterdam ArenA and tickets to the match, the winner will be rewarded with a lunch with an Ajax legend, and tickets for a concert held at the Ziggo…

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