The Les Hoey MBE DreamMaker Foundation competition can see you enter the draw for just £2 and you can enter as many times as you like.
The Les Hoey MBE DreamMaker Foundation competition can see you enter the draw for just £2 and you can enter as many times as you like.
And one Wishaw children’s charity is giving you the chance to win a signed football signed by members of Steve Clarke’s Scotland squad before they flew out to the United States.
A charity spokesperson said: For every £2 you are buying one entry for the chance to win a Scotland football that has been signed by members of the 2026 World Cup squad. The squad flew out to their training base in Florida last weekend as they bid to become the first Scottish side to reach the knockout phase of a major tournament.
“This is the third tournament this group has been at and we want to be the first Scottish team to get to the knockout stage,” said head coach Steve Clarke at Glasgow Airport. There has been one late change to the squad of 26 players, with Billy Gilmour injured in last Saturday’s friendly win over Curacao. Participants can contact the charity through its Shopify channel, by calling 01698 372052 or by emailing contact@leshoeymbedreammakerfoundation.org. More information is also available on the charity’s Facebook page.
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