May 26 sees one of the biggest events in the Rugby calendar kick off at Twickenham Stadium.
The Aviva Premiership Rugby Final is arguably the pinnacle of the Rugby season - and the Surrey Comet has teamed up with Hilton Hhonors to offer two of our readers the opportunity to share in the excitement of Rugby at its very best.
This is a chance to see some of the country’s top rugby players fight for the ultimate crown in the Premiership.
For the past four seasons the Premiership Final, which is the world rugby union's biggest domestic club final, has played out in front of a full house at Twickenham Stadium.
It promises to be a sell-out event as the season concludes with what will undoubtedly be an exciting finale to a capacity crowd of more than 81,600 rugby fans.
The Aviva Premiership Rugby Final is renowned for its high quality play, electric atmosphere and show stopping entertainment in and around the stadium.
The 2011 final was a thrillingly match, resulting in the Saracens lifting the Premiership Rugby title for the first time, with this year’s final, between Harlequins and Leicester Tigers, promising to be equally if not more exciting.
Tickets are selling fast, but thanks to Hilton HHonors TM, the guest loyalty programme for the Hilton Worldwide portfolio of hotels, would like you to share this rugby experience with a ticket giveaway.
Hilton HHonors provides members with a host of privileges when they stay at one of their 3,800 hotels worldwide.
Hilton Hhonors membership is completely free and you can find out more by visiting www.hhonors.com/rugby.
For your chance to win a pair of ticket, courtesy of Hilton HHonors, the Official Hotel Partner of Premiership Rugby, simply answer the following question:
Where is this year's Aviva Premiership Rugby Final taking place?
a) Twickenham
b) Wembley
c) Murrayfield
Click here to email your answer to pjones@london.newsquest.co.uk before noon on Friday, May 18.
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