Adhadhu "SAFF 2023" coverage begins with several prizes

Jun 21, 2023, 11:19 AM
Adhadhu "SAFF 2023" coverage begins with several prizes

Adhadhu's "SAFF 2023" coverage has officially launched today offering valuable prizes.

A special page on the Adhadhu news website is dedicated to the coverage of the SAFF Championship which began in India's Bengaluru today.

The latest updates of the biggest regional football tournament can be viewed on the page and the social platforms of Adhadhu.

Adhadhu is also offering various prizes through a quiz and guessing games for the champion team and match score.

Boalha Koba quiz

A question related to the tournament will be posted on Adhadhu's social platforms every day. Those who provide the most correct answers by the end of the tournament stands the chance to win prizes from Copier Plus.

The first winner will get a Brother DCP-T520 W wireless and mobile printer while the second winner will get a JV 1400 sewing machine and the third winner will get Brother brand H 110 label printer.

Guessing match score

Adhadhu will open the opportunity to guess the score of Maldives national football team matches a day before the fixture. The guess should be commented on the post and the winners with the most correct guesses stand the chance to win prizes from Litus Connect.

The first winner will get a Google Pixel 6 pro while the second will get a HP laserjet pro-M 102 W and the third will get M-brand melody storm earbuds.

Guessing the champion team

Adhadhu is also offering a GTS 2 urban gray smartwatch for a lucky winner from amongst those who guess the champion team. The guess should be made before the end of the group stage and commented on the post.

A team from Adhadhu is currently camping in Bengaluru for the SAFF championship coverage. The coverage partners are Choklet, Ace Travels, Maldives Post Limited and SIMDI.

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