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Last Updated: Friday, 15 October, 2004, 08:42 GMT 09:42 UK
Anti-racism competition kicks off
Britannia Stadium, Stoke
The winner will get a free ticket for a Stoke City home game
A competition is being launched to encourage children to write poems and songs opposing racism in football.

It is being organised by Stoke City FC as part of the nationwide Kick Racism Out of Football campaign.

The winner will get VIP treatment at the club's game against Coventry at the Britannia Stadium on December 11.

The closing date for the competition, which has been jointly organised by Stoke and the Britannia Building Society, is 30 November.




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