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Hitz FM and the JoySports team are set to launch the 2025 Rep Ur Jersey on Tuesday, April 8.
The launch of the event will take place at the premises of Joy FM, Kokomlemle, as the quarterfinals of the UEFA Champions League gets underway.
The launch will see the Joy Sports team assume commentary duties for the much anticipated fixture between Arsenal and Real Madrid at the Emirates.
Hitz FM’s Rep Ur Jersey is an annual event which sees football fans come together for a thrilling watch party of the Champions League final.
The event also comes alongside other activities such as a five-a-side soccer game, video games and a host of activities.
There’s also a Champions League quiz competition as part of the build up to the main event.
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