LiveScore can confirm the winner of the World Cup final prize draw, with Robert from Glasgow set to enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime trip to New York and the biggest match in world football.
The draw, which opened on 13 May 2026 and closed on 17 June 2026, saw 89,361 tickets entered in total before the winner was selected at 2:30pm on 18 June 2026.
Robert, a Scotland fan who previously attended the 1990 World Cup in Italy, will now get the chance to experience the tournament’s showpiece occasion in person.
A World Cup final trip to remember
Robert has won a dream football package for two people, including:
Two tickets to the World Cup final at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey
Return flights from a UK airport to New York
A three-night stay at a five-star hotel
£3,000 in spending money
The prize gives the winner and their guest the chance to be at the heart of the action when the world’s biggest football tournament reaches its conclusion at the MetLife Stadium.
Winner reacts to World Cup final prize
Robert was delighted to find out he had won, having previously considered travelling to the World Cup before work commitments and the cost of the trip got in the way.
He has not yet confirmed who he will be taking with him, with a family negotiation still to come. However, his son was listening in on loudspeaker during the call and was understandably keen to put his name forward for the trip.
When asked who he would most like to see in the final, Robert said he would love to see Scotland make it all the way. However, he also believes England have a great chance after their performance against Croatia.
From Italia 90 to the 2026 World Cup final
For Robert, the prize marks a special return to the World Cup stage after previously watching Scotland at Italia 90.
Having seen Scotland compete at the tournament in Italy, Robert will now get the chance to experience a very different World Cup occasion, with the 2026 final taking place at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
New York awaits for LiveScore prize draw winner
The prize draw formed part of LiveScore’s wider World Cup activity, giving fans the chance to get closer to the tournament ahead of what promises to be one of the biggest summers of football.
