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There are still five more opportunities to claim a £1,000 prize in this World Cup.

FourFourTwo’s free-to-play World Cup match predictor has now advanced to Round 4, and the Round 2 winner has officially been confirmed. The lucky participant walked away with the full £1,000 prize after correctly forecasting 20 out of 24 match results — a record no other contestant managed to match. Entries for Round 4 close at 8pm on Wednesday. The competition is entirely free to join, and the prize money is very real.

With the tournament now moving into the knockout stages, the difficulty level has increased. Participants are required to predict which nations will advance, along with a tie-breaker — the total number of goals scored in normal time (excluding extra time and penalties) across eight Round of 32 fixtures.

Special thanks go to BOYLE Sports, the competition’s sponsors, for providing the cash rewards, which are renewed for each round. Even better, BOYLE Sports offers every participant who submits predictions a free £5 bet just for taking part. To receive it, players must have a registered BOYLE Sports account and provide their account number when submitting their predictions. The free bet will be credited within 48 hours after the round’s deadline and will remain valid for seven days.

If you’d like to join the excitement, Round 4 is available to play now, but it closes at 8pm on Wednesday. Afterward, four additional rounds remain, presenting four more chances to win the £1,000 prize and four more £5 free bets to claim.

Matchday 1: Predict the outcome of every nation’s opening game (win, lose, or draw) CLOSEDMatchday 2: Predict the results of every nation’s second game (win, lose, or draw) CLOSEDMatchday 3: Predict the results of every nation’s third game (win, lose, or draw) CLOSEDMatchday 4: Predict the winners and total goals (in 90 minutes plus added time, excluding extra time or penalties) for the final eight Round of 32 matches CLOSES 8pm WEDSMatchday 5: Predict the outcomes of the final four Round of 16 matches (winner + total goals in 90 minutes plus added time, excluding extra time or penalties)Matchday 6: Predict the results of the three Quarter Final fixtures (winner + correct scoreline in 90 minutes plus added time, excluding extra time or penalties)Matchday 7: Predict the exact scorelines of the two Semi Finals after 90 minutes plus added time, excluding extra time or penalties, with the first goal’s minute in the first Semi Final serving as the tie-breakerMatchday 8: Predict the correct scorelines for the 3rd Place Playoff and the World Cup Final after 90 minutes plus added time, excluding extra time or penalties, with the minute of the first goal in the World Cup Final used as the tie-breaker.

Matchday 1: Closed

Matchday 2: Closed

Matchday 3: Closed

Matchday 4: Closes Weds 1 July, 8pm BST

Matchday 5: Closes Thurs 6 July, 7pm BST

Matchday 6: Closes Fri 10 July, 7pm BST

Matchday 7: Closes Tues 14 July, 7pm BST

Matchday 8: Closes Sat 18 July, 9pm BST