BBC Sport launches World Cup Predictor game with signed football prizes
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BBC Sport has launched a World Cup Predictor game where users predict winners or draws for all 104 matches across 48 teams. Predictions are final once submitted, and players earn streaks for consecutive rounds played. Prize draws offer official World Cup footballs signed by notable football personalities including Alan Shearer, Wayne Rooney, and Ellen White. Entry requires completing a form after playing.
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Streaks increase by one for each consecutive round played, resetting to zero if a round is missed
Prize draws offer three official World Cup footballs signed by Gael Clichy, Kelly Cates, Alan Shearer, Micah Richards, Joe Hart, Wayne Rooney, Ellen White, and Steph Houghton
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