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If you haven’t already heard, 7 Of The Best is a new football selection game with guaranteed weekly prizes as well as a £500,000 jackpot. It’s completely free to play, and players simply select six teams to win and one draw each week, to enter the national competition.

And because the guys at 7 Of The Best are in tune with local level football, they’re also giving away £1,000 to one club to spend on new kit, new goal nets or just a contribution to running costs.

To enter the competition, all you have to do is form a team of 10-15 players at 7OTB and share a picture on social media that captures the essence of your club. The image can be posted to Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, and must include your 7OTB Team Name and #7OTBgrassroots in the caption. Private accounts must be made public for the duration of the competition in order to be entered.

The image should capture what makes your club special, and the judges will choose the best in the country. The competition closes on 31 August, and the winner will be announced shortly after, so get snapping!

More details about 7 Of The Best and the competition can be found at 7OTB.com.

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