Win VIP tickets to Leeds United v Derby County this Halloween

Leeds United v Ipswich Town..Pablo Hernandez (right) is congratulated after scoring the 3rd 23rd September 2017 ..Picture by Simon Hulme

Your Yorkshire Evening Post has joined with the Whites’ official energy partner Utilita to offer readers the chance of a fanstastic day out at the club.

The prize offers two hospitality tickets in the Eddie Gray suite, buffet food, £25 to spend behind the bar per person and seats in the Upper East Stand, as well as half-time and end of match entertainment from club legends.

To be in with a chance of winning these seats for the game against Derby County on Tuesday, October 31 all you have to do is answer the question below and email your entry to [email protected] using the subject ‘Leeds v Derby competiton’.

Leeds United v Ipswich Town.Pierre-Michel Lasogga celebrates his goal.23rd September 2017 ..Picture by Simon Hulme

The winner will be notified by Utilita and tickets will be available for collection at the club on the day of the match.

It follows on from a competition in which Utilita gave away a similar prize for the Whites’ clash with Reading.

Despite a 1-0 loss against Jaap Stam’s men, prize winner Stephen Watson would urge fans to get entering to enjoy a day of luxury.

“I really enjoyed the day,” said the 64-year-old United fan from Whitkirk.

“I enjoyed being able to go and relax before a game and just take my seat without any pushing or shoving.

“The seating was comfortable and the food was really lovely.

“It was a great day, apart from the result!”

Utilita is Britain’s fastest-growing independent energy provider, delivering pay as you go energy to more than 560,000 customers.

It recently cut its utility prices and was the first supplier to freeze prices until at least April 2018.

Utilita is a leading alternative to the Big Six energy firms and focuses on delivering excellent customer service, it is the official energy partner of the club and sponsors this season’s childrens’ kit.

The company has pledged to donate £2 to the Leeds United Foundation for every kids’ shirt sold.

Question: Which man has managed both Leeds United and Derby County?

The deadline for entries is noon on Wednesday, October 25.

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