Exclusive offers for HSBC cardholders at the Emirates Dubai 7s

Discount available on the first 800 Saturday tickets and the first 800 Sunday tickets. Get yours from 6 October via the Emirates Dubai 7s app.

This offer can only be activated through the 'Special Offers' section of the Emirates Dubai 7s app and not on the Emirates Dubai 7s website. Select the 'Special Offers' tile from the app landing page and follow the prompts to activate the HSBC deal.

Offer open to HSBC Global Private Banking credit and debit card, HSBC Black credit card, HSBC Premier credit and debit card and HSBC Cash+ credit card customers only. Terms and conditions apply¹.

As a thank you to our customers, we have 300 General Admission tickets to give away on both Saturday 2 December and Sunday 3 December. Find us at the General Admissions gate for your chance to get one.

Offer open to all HSBC UAE cardholders aged 21 and above on a first-come, first-served basis. One ticket per customer only. You'll need your HSBC debit or credit card, a valid Emirates ID, and the Emirates Dubai 7s app installed on your phone. Terms and conditions apply².

Bryan Habana is South Arica's record try-scorer and his country's second most capped player of all time. He has 124 Test appearances and played an influential role in the team that won the Rugby World Cup in 2007.

Habana went on to cement his place among rugby's elite players with a series of outstanding performances during South Africa’s 2007 Rugby World Cup victory. This led to him being named the 2007 IRB Player of the Year and regarded as one of the most lethal wingers in the history of the game. The three-time South African Rugby Player of the Year went on to take the Springbok's all time try-scoring record during the 2011 Rugby World Cup.

Danielle Waterman is an English professional rugby player, who became the youngest player to ever be capped by her country. She has won 82 international caps over the course of a 15-year international career and scored 47 tries in the process.

Still applying her trade today at Wasps Ladies, Waterman also had the distinguished honour of representing Great Britain at the 2016 Olympics in the rugby sevens, where they finished in 4th place.

With a Bachelor’s Degree in Physiology and Neurobiology, Abby is far from just an Academic, Abby made her debut in international rugby in 2016 and was named to the 2017 Women’s Rugby World Cup team for the USA. She made her HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series debut at the 2017 Dubai 7s, helping the United States to a silver medal. The following year, she was selected for Rugby World Cup Sevens 2018 in San Francisco and was named Co-Captain.

Abby was also part of the USA Women’s Sevens team who won their first-ever gold medal in Biarritz and added a consecutive gold in Glendale in 2019. She captained the team at the Tokyo Olympics last summer. Abby is currently living in San Francisco and very involved in rugby including coaching, commentary for the World Rugby and presenting for NBC Sports.