Southampton, Middlesbrough and Wolves fans have won a combined £9,000 through Midnite’s ‘2UP’ initiative.
Midnite sponsors Wolves, Middlesbrough and Sheffield United. The bookmaker also sponsors Southampton as the club’s official training-kit partner for the 2026/27 season.
Midnite’s ‘2UP’ initiative gives fans a chance to win money when their team takes a two-goal lead in a home league game.
The prize pot also grows by £1,000 after each home league match.
Southampton have taken a two-goal lead four times this season. Middlesbrough have done it twice, while Wolves have done it once.
Those results have helped seven fans win a combined £9,000 so far.
Home comforts
Southampton fans Mel Linter, Dean Brown, Sue Curtis and Jayden Frankling have each won £1,000.
They all benefited when Southampton took a two-goal lead in their home league games.
Middlesbrough fan Jane Edmends won £2,000 after Boro beat West Brom 3-1 last month.
Kieran Addison also won £1,000 when Middlesbrough beat Norwich 4-3 in the final minutes.
Wolves have had one winner so far.
Ashley Richards won £2,000 after Wolves beat Stoke 4-1 last month.
The ‘2UP’ prize pot for Southampton and Middlesbrough currently stands at £2,000. Southampton’s prize pot currently sits at £1,000.
Sheffield United have a £14,000 prize pot ahead of their next home league match.
Brace yourself
Midnite ran a similar campaign at Bramall Lane last season called ‘Brace Yourself’ where one fan would win money if a Blades player scored twice in a home league game.
As a result of no ‘Brace Yourself’ winner for Sheffield United, Midnite started the 2026/27 ‘2UP’ prize pot at a huge £10,000, with £1,000 rolling over after every home league match.
Andrew Mook, Midnite’s head of brand marketing, said: “We have seen some brilliant moments for our partner clubs in the early stages of the season, and we’re delighted that ‘2UP’ has allowed fans to share in that success.
“Seven supporters have already won a combined £9,000 simply by seeing their team take a two-goal lead in a Championship home match, which is exactly what the initiative is all about – adding even more excitement to a matchday and giving back to the fans.
“With the prize pot growing after every home league game, there are plenty more opportunities to win big throughout the season.
“We’re showing club sponsorship by Midnite is built different.”
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