A guessing game could win you tickets to the Champions League final or quarter-final

Have you ever had a gut feeling that a certain team would score right before half-time?

Or have you ever felt that, if an underdog were able to hold out for 90 minutes, they would have a chance of catching the favourites on the break and snatching a late win with a goal with 92:59 on the clock. Well that gut feeling could well win you tickets to see some of the most hotly anticipated UEFA Champions League clashes of the season, as Walkers are rewarding your foresight/good fortune with an experience of a lifetime! As part of Walkers' 'A Game of 5,400 Seconds' competition, all you have to do is guess the second that the first goal will be scored across two particular games in order to win match tickets, flights and accommodation. Round One of the competition will see one lucky football fan, and a friend, win a ticket to the UEFA Champions League quarter-final by predicting the exact second that the first goal will be scored when Arsenal play Bayern Munich on March 7. The winner will be the person who guesses the second correctly, or comes closest to the right second when the opener is scored. This round opens on February 8. Round Two of the competition will see two winners, plus a friend each, win tickets to the UEFA Champions League final which will take place in Cardiff on June 3. To win round two, entrants must guess the exact second that the first goal is scored in the UEFA Champions League semi-final which will take place on May 10, with the teams yet to be decided. This round opens on March 9. Don’t forget, there may be more than one person who has predicted each particular second, so to boost your chances of winning, we’re allowing you to enter once each day! To enter, all you have to do is visit a participating store and and get the 5-digit text number on the Walkers units promoting 'A Game of 5,400 Seconds' and text in your prediction for the second of the opening goal. For more information, visit Walkers' Facebook and Twitter. Good luck!