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Chelsea’s Losing Streak Continues On Star Football Superfans


For eight weeks now, Star Lager has powered Nigeria’s largest football TV gameshow, Star Football SuperFans and in that time, Chelsea fans have recorded only one win. This week’s episode saw them maintain that dreadful run of form on the platform through which Star rewards football fans for the passion and knowledge regarding the game. 

The unlucky Chelsea quintet known as Blues FC, made up of Ike Festus, Odafe Samson Arugba, Anthony Effiong, Adeleye Stephen and Unuagbon Michael Osa fell 0-2 in extra time after ending full time with the score at 0-0. Team Red Devils, made up of Manchester United fans Gabriel Chukwuma Ottah, Unogu Armstrong Nnaji, Adebayo David Sola, David Onyinyechi Ndinne and Otabor Lucky were the lucky guys who took the N1 million star prize home while Blues FC had to make do with the N100, 000 consolation prize.

Host Mozez Praiz has presided over clashes which had more goals and more incidents, but he probably found this episode the most passionate as both teams made it ferociously clear that they wanted to win. Both missed their first two questions but once Anthony scored the game’s first 10-pointer for Blues FC, the game sparked into life. Sola and Stephen then scored 20-pointers for Red Devils and Blues FC respectively before David and Michael responded with 10-pointers of their own. Lucky’s miss ensured the first half ended at 0-0.

The second half kicked off in much the same pattern with both teams trying repeatedly but failing to make incursions into the opposing territory. Only one question was answered correctly as both teams revved up the 20-pointers to leave the full time score at 0-0.

Then came the fun part.

Odafe of Blues FC faced off against Armstrong of Team Red Devils to debate whether Manchester United has been replaced as England’s top team by Chelsea. Even before the vote was cast, the winner was obvious as Armstrong comprehensively took him to the cleaners, leaving the entire crowd chanting “Armstrong! Armstrong! Armstrong!” .It was no surprise when Mozez Praiz announced the result – a goal to the Red Devils.  and the N1 million in sight!

Stephen of Blues FC had to make an impression on the audience to salvage the game for his team and force a penalty shootout, but unfortunately his bum-wiggling rendition of “E wo won b’on se n wo wa!” did little to set the audience alight and it was lucky who got them out of their seats in enthusiasm with his energetic fan chant backed up by the live band.

Finally it was time to unveil the winner of the vote and the winner of the N1 million star prize and everyone waited with bated breath as Mozez Praiz announced – Team Red Devils! The audience erupted into further chants of “Armstrong! Armstrong! Armstrong!” as the most popular man in the house celebrated joyfully.

Speaking afterwards, Corporate Affairs Adviser, Nigerian Breweries, Kufre Ekanem said, “Star Football SuperFans is the pinnacle of Star’s dedication to football in Nigeria. I say this because football is not primarily about big name players or high profile tournaments – it is about the fans who make the game the world’s number one sport. All too often, the role of the fans in making football what we all know and love is understated, and this is why we have put this platform together – to appreciate and reward these wonderful supporters for making this sport the beautiful game.”

The Star Football SuperFans campaign runs for fourteen weeks and you can be part of it by registering here. It tests the knowledge of football fans regarding the game, its history, characters and everything else that makes it Nigeria’s number one sport.

 The STAR Football SuperFans campaign is the latest in a string of customer reward platforms by STAR as it continues to reaffirm its industry leadership position as a customer favourite. 
































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