The Carlsberg Fan Squad is out to make football better for fans, and thanks to the official beer of the Premier League and the England national team, Carlsberg has teamed up with Sports Mole to offer a real fan like you a pair of tickets to Swansea City's fixture against Manchester City at the Liberty Stadium on Sunday, May 15 (3pm kickoff).

For your chance to win, simply tweet us the following message: Hey @SportsMole, I'd love to win tickets to Swansea vs. Man City! Easy!

The deadline is 4pm on Tuesday, May 10 and you must be following @SportsMole for your entry to count. Full terms and conditions can be found at the bottom of this article. Good luck!

Away from the football pitch, Carlsberg has recently launched what is probably the best shopping trolley in the world, working with car customisers Yiannimize to create a motorized trolley complete with an electric engine, a beer cooling system and satellite navigation.

Male shopping insights such as struggling to find the right food aisle, being forced to purchase warm crates of beer and struggling with wonky shopping trolley wheels have been addressed to create the ultimate shopping experience for the Carlsberg customer.

A standard ASDA trolley was revamped to feature alloy wheels, custom-built cooling system in the basket for beers, dashboard featuring an in-built digital screen, leather racing seat for style and comfort and a satellite navigation system.

On Tuesday January 26, Carlsberg trialled the bespoke trolley at ASDA, Clapham Junction amid a selection of unsuspecting shoppers. Hidden camera footage captured amazed members of the public as the trolley was driven through the store, which you can see below:

Terms & Conditions

1. You must send your tweet by 4pm on Tuesday, May 10. The winner will be notified shortly after via direct message on Twitter for their contact details.

2. You must be following @SportsMole on Twitter for your entry to be valid. Only one entry per account is allowed.

3. You must be a UK resident and at least 18 years old to enter.

4. The prize is a pair of tickets to Swansea City vs. Man City at the Liberty Stadium on Sunday, May 15, 2016. Travel is not included.

5. Entry to any Premier League stadium is subject to normal conditions of ticket entry. All tickets are home tickets and therefore you must be a home or neutral supporter to attend the match. Away fans are not permitted in the home end of a stadium. Winners are subject to screening by Premier League clubs based on the clubs' conditions of entry and the promoter is not liable if you, or any person accompanying you, are refused entry because you or they do not meet these conditions.

6. Each ticket is issued by the relevant club subject to the terms and conditions of entry (which are available from the club and will be provided to you with your tickets). The use of a ticket to enter the stadium constitutes acceptance of that club's terms and conditions of entry.

7. Other than as set out in the terms and conditions of entry and below, you may not transfer or sell tickets to anybody. The unauthorised sale or disposal of tickets is a criminal offence under section 166 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, as amended by the Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006.

8. The tickets shall remain at all times the property of the issuing club.

9. If the tickets are obtained or used in breach of the terms and conditions of entry, they will be automatically void. The bearer will be refused entry and, if already in the stadium, will be ejected, in either case without refund.

10. Except mobile phones used for personal and private use only, you may not bring into (or use within) the stadium any equipment that is capable of recording or transmitting any audio, visual or audio-visual material or any information or data in relation to a match or any aspect of it.

11. If you are the subject of a current Banning Order under the Football Spectators Act 1989 (as amended) you will be refused entry to this promotion and to all stadiums.

12. Tickets may be passed on to friends or relatives but you will still be held responsible to the fullest extent permitted by law for any actions involving the use of the tickets by the transferee. Tickets cannot be sold or taken as cash.