Mokopane-born Pravin Ngwepe took home R100, 000 as he became the latest winner in the second instalment of the AmaFanDayz competition, as Cape Town City came back from a goal down to beat Cape Town Spurs in the iKapa Derby last Saturday.
Ngwepe, who now resides in the Mother City owing to work, is now a fully-fledged Citizens fan. He was rewarded for supporting his local side in City and scoring on the pitch through the AmaFanDayz halftime competition.
For his success, Ngwepe left the DHL stadium R100 000 richer. Had he been an active DStv Compact subscriber or higher, he could have doubled their prize to R200 000.
"I'm thrilled to have won this prize and grateful that my support for City has been rewarded so handsomely like this. I still need to sit and think how best I can use these winnings. I'll see how I can also assist my family financially from this, especially my sisters, who are still studying," said Ngwepe.
The industrial engineer, Ngwepe, who admires Itumeleng Khune and Themba Zwane, was attracted to City thanks to their attractive style of play as well as their stylish jerseys, which he makes sure to buy at the start of every season.
The competition now moves to the coastal town of Hammarsdale, just outside Durban when Golden Arrows hosts Kaizer Chiefs at the Mpumalanga stadium (Sat, 28 October, 15h30 kick-off) where a third Fan of the Match winner will be revealed.
To enter the competition, fans are encouraged to get match tickets, visit the DStv activation zone inside the stadium, then sign up with DStv promoters to stand a chance to be one of three participants in a sudden death penalty shootout against a DStv star.
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