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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/4850754.stm

 

The competition will now be called the Football League Trophy

The winners of the LDV Vans Trophy final on Sunday will lose out on £50,000 in prize money because the competition has lost its sponsor.

LDV has been sold off after going into administration last year, and the new owners will not be providing the cash.

 

A Football League spokesman said the issue is "under review" but no decision is likely before Swansea and Carlisle meet at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium.

 

The competition will now be known as the Football League Trophy.

 

Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins told BBC Wales Sport they have not received any money for progressing through the competition.

 

He expects to lose out on an estimated £75,000 if they win on Sunday.

 

"Unless a last-minute sponsor comes in for the actual game on the day, we have to accept we're going to struggle to get any prize money from it," said Jenkins.

 

"The players are on bouses to get through to the final, and those bonuses are based on prize money so this does hit our earning power on the day.

 

"But we have a commitment to honour the bonus contracts so obviously we'll do that."

 

Despite the loss of a sponsor, both clubs are still set for a bumper pay-day on Sunday because they will receive 45% of the total gate receipts.

 

Swansea have already sold 22,000 tickets and Carlisle expect to break the 13,000 barrier this week.

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Swansea in a final in Cardiff! That'll be fun...

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they are losing money as they have to pay the players' bonuses, which were based on anticipated prize money.

 

it appears that there is nothing coming into the pot from the sponsors for this season.

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