Carling Black Label expands fan engagement through 2026 Carling Knockout Cup

Bizcommunity16 October 2026 at 09:10

Carling Black Label is extending its investment in South African football through the 2026 Carling Knockout Cup, introducing a Champion Coach Experience that gives fans the opportunity to predict team lineups, influence match-day recognition and compete for prizes.
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