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Football Federation Australia (FFA) and the Hyundai Motor Company Australia
today announced that the upcoming Sydney FC versus LA Galaxy match, featuring
David Beckham, at Telstra Stadium on Tuesday 27 November 2007 will be known as
the “Hyundai Club Challenge”.
“It is fantastic that Hyundai has chosen to further extend their relationship
with Football in Australia by becoming naming rights partner for this very
special event,” said FFA CEO Ben Buckley.
“Hyundai has become established as the motor vehicle partner of Football
around the world – from the FIFA World Cup through to the Qantas Socceroos and
the Hyundai A-League here in Australia . It is fitting therefore that they have
embraced this huge international special event, which will provide a great
showcase for everything that is special about the World Game. ”
“We thank Hyundai for their ongoing support and, like every sports fan in
Australia , we eagerly look forward to the Hyundai Club Challenge match,”
concluded Buckley. “It will provide a unique occasion to introduce yet another
new Australian audience to Football and the Hyundai A-League.”
Hyundai Motor Company Australia Director of Sales & Marketing, Kevin
McCann, made th e partnership announcement at the Australian International Motor
Show in Sydney .
“The relationship between Hyundai and Football in Australia has grown
strongly over the past 3 years and this partnership for the Hyundai Club
Challenge is just another example of our support for the game.
“Hyundai is proud to partner this historic match and give football fans the
opportunity to see one of the most recognized sports stars in the world; David
Beckham,” concluded McCann.
The Hyundai Club Challenge will be broadcast live and exclusively in High
Definition by Network Ten nationally in a special three hour presentation, which
will also feature an exclusive one-on-one interview with David Beckham.
There are a limited number of tickets remaining for the Hyundai Club
Challenge and a capacity crowd is expected on Tuesday 27 November. Supporters
can still purchase their tickets through Ticketek via internet (
www.ticketek.com.au ), phone (132 849) or at outlets.
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