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Celebrities clash in football showdown

Pacific Cigarette Company trade marketing manager Kuda Chiutsi said the football tournament was among her company’s numerous community-centred projects.

TWELVE teams including celebrity outfits will on Sunday battle it out for honours in an extraordinary football tournament sponsored by Pacific Cigarette Company.

Teams comprising talented musicians and community social clubs drawn from provinces across the country will compete in the one-day tournament dubbed Football Showdown.

Apart from the skills to be exhibited on the field of play, fans will be treated to electrifying performances by renowned DJs from Chillspot Records.

Social soccer tournaments involving musicians have become a popular trend in Harare, providing a platform for artistes to connect with their fans in a relaxed setting.

Winky D’s Vigilance FC, Zim Musicians FC, Gallis FC and King Shady’s Makorokoza will be among the participating clubs.

Organisers are promising a fun-filled day with a mix of football, music, delicious food and refreshing drinks.

Entry is free of charge.

Pacific Cigarette Company trade marketing manager Kuda Chiutsi said the football tournament was among her company’s numerous community-centred projects.

“The tournament is meant to promote community cohesion and address many ills that are witnessed and mainly exposed to young adults,” she said.

“We believe the tournament ignites more great projects among communities and grows local economies that improve livelihoods for all.”

Winning teams will walk away with exciting prizes, Chiutsi said.

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