TWTD Euro 2020 Prize Sweepstake - Ipswich Town News
TWTD is running its usual summer tournament prize sweepstake during Euro 2020.
Every site member who wants to enter will be allocated a team completely at random.
As there will be a lot more people entering than there are teams at the Euros, each country will be allocated to more than one entrant.
All those allocated the eventual winners will be entered into a final draw with one selected at random to win a £25 Amazon voucher.
The competition is completely free to enter. New allocations will be stopped on the first day of the tournament. Admins may enter but can't win the prize on offer. Click here to find out more and to be allocated a team.
We’re not running a Prediction League during the Euros but the regular season competition will return ahead of 2021/22.
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