Sweepstake Special! ⚽️ The Official Hanging Out Podcast Live Draw 2026!️

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2:02Ant McPartlin:Find me down, I was dying. Top gloves, respect guys. Welcome to the hangar for more hanging out with him and me. What incredible footwork from that very talented pair. Get us in the back of the neck. That's too hard though. The Jolly Boys have done that game.

2:25Ant McPartlin:Hello and welcome to the official Hanging Out Podcast World Cup sweepstake live draw 2026. That's a mouthful, isn't it? It's a bit long, isn't it? It's too long. We're your hosts, Declan Donnelly and Tony Mack. I'm not Tony Mack. Welcome along. Today's podcast is all about two worlds colliding. In this ball here, this ball here, we have every nation playing in the world. There are 48 of them, to be exact. The biggest World Cup tournament there has ever been on planet Earth. Ever. And I'm very much looking forward to it. In this ball, we have 24 of our favourite characters from the Hanging Out podcast universe.

3:04It's a universe now. We'll be pairing two nations with each character to be in with a chance of winning.

3:11Ant McPartlin:As a prize, we will be sending to the winner a personalised voice note rendition of We're On The Ball. Whether they like it or not. Whether they want it. The tournament kicks off on the 11th of June with a 1-103 games to get through before that much anticipated final on the 19th of July, where we all go around to Dex House to watch it. What? Who will lift the trophy? And more importantly, who will win that very special voice note? There's only one way to find out. Grab the balls. It's the official Hangout Podcast World Cup Speed State Live Draw 2026. Okay, first name out of the ball. Good luck, everybody.

3:51From the Hangout Podcast universe is... Oh, I know he hit him, didn't he? King. Kieran, the comma guy. So you've got two teams, Kieran. Your first team is... Norway. Norway. Norway. Norway. And Saudi Arabia.

4:08Ant McPartlin:No way, Saudi Arabia. let me give you some fun facts on Norway and Saudi Arabia oh if you must Norway is one of the few nations with a winning record against Brazil really? that's a good fact have you ever been? yes I have have you? you didn't expect that I did not I went to Norway when I was five we got the ferry over from Newcastle we got the ferry to Norway because my auntie lived there I say she's my auntie she's just a friend mam's friend just a friend what was her name? Berwick auntie Berwick she had two daughters and we played in the garden and I ate lots of biscuits. And she had rabbits.

4:43That's all I remember. I was fine. Come on, guys. What else do you expect? So, there you go. Lovely facts for all your fact fans. No way. But can they win the World Cup? No way. No way. No way. Maybe. Maybe they could.

4:54Ant McPartlin:And Saudi Arabia. It is the world's largest country without a permanent river. Good fact. Yeah. Good fact. There we are. Norway and Saudi Arabia. To Kiran. Well done, Kiran. Best of luck. This is for you. Nearly. I'm going to get whoever I hit the camera with, I reckon is going to win. Okay? Okay. Yeah. All right. Next person from the Hangout Podcast Universe is Mike, who we gave the GCSE textbook to. Yeah. Who's Mike's two teams? Spain. Spain. Mike, you got Spain. Spain. And Australia. Australia. Ah, so some fun facts. Ask me. Spain, have you ever been? Yes. Lots of times. They've been in loads of places in Spain.

5:42Ant McPartlin:Do you like it? Yeah, I love it. Australia. Australia. Have you ever been? Loads of times. Oh, that's good. The men's team are called the Socceroos. The women's team are called the... Soccerinis. The Matildas. Are they? Yeah, the Matildas. And as we all know, in Australia, everybody walks around upside down. Obviously. Spine. Spine. That's right. Look at it. Back here. They could have done this electronically. They could have done. Could you not give me an iPad? Spain's national anthem has no official lyrics. Doesn't it? No, not one. We could make it up next time. Not one. We are Spain and we like Spanish things and we like Pajal and it's been hot.

6:23Tata's Bravas. Spain and... We are Spain and we like hot things. Yeah?

6:29Ant McPartlin:But you've got to get Patata's Bravas in there. And Patata's Bravas and Pajal. Good luck, Mike. Good luck, Mike. You don't have to do any revising here. Here we go. Spain and Australia are your teams. Good luck, Mike.

6:43I'm getting closer alright I'm getting closer okay next person out of the bowl is sexy and nice on that camera sexy and nice that's both of you sexy and nice so I didn't know they were a couple

7:00Ant McPartlin:I think it's the other way around they were a couple I think it's the other way around sexy and nice how long have you been a couple? January when this podcast started when the podcast started oh I can't believe it's sure I'm not wearing a full suit oh yeah don't give it away Cabo Verde whoa and the Netherlands okay let me give you an interesting fact about Cabo Verde it is one of the world's largest nesting sites for loggerhead turtles is it? mm-hmm have you had a couple of loggerhead turtles in the sky? I had one before we started he was on loggerheads I heard him in the bathroom what other team they got the Netherlands the Netherlands Holland Holland the Netherlands Dutch Dutch the Dutch hold the record for the most World Cup finals without winning they were finalists in 1974 1978 and 2010 and they didn't win they were losing finalists in all three years we think we've got a bad as England fans at least we've won one yes well done Netherlands and Cabo Verde to Sexy and Nice and camera one and camera three okay good luck you two who's from you're closer right next it's me oh Anthony David McPortland born 18th of November 1975 birthplace Newcastle upon Tyne so Anthony McPortland gets better luck than half of Antondack the Democratic Republic of Congo Dr.

8:34Congo

8:34Ant McPartlin:Dr Congo and Ecuador. You did this on purpose. I didn't. I swear to God you did. How long did he have his fingers in that ball? We can rewind this. We can rewind this, you know. Don't rewind it.

8:54Ant McPartlin:Lamono Trezo Lualoa is a former Congolese forward. Yes. Celebrated for his electric pace, acrobatic goal celebrations, and his impact in the English Premier League when he played for Newcastle United during the 2000s. Remember him well. Ecuador is... Hot. Is... So hot there. Is in the top four of the world's top banana exporters. It exports 7.6 million tonnes of bananas a year. Wow. 7.5 of them go straight to my house. Okay, good luck, Hans. Thank you. The funnier and more handsome half of Ant and Dec, if this hits the camera... Did you say fun? Funnier Oh funnier Funnier and more fun And more fun Well I'm that as well And more fun Oh

9:45I was so close Sorry if there was a lot of spit on that ball I held it in my mouth too long Sorry nice Right who's next

9:56A recent friend of the pod David Attenborough Sir David Attenborough Sir David Attenborough to you. Very disrespectful. Who's he got? He'll be thrilled with that. Haiti. He will be thrilled with that. And South Africa. South Africa. I'll give you a fun fact about it. It's where we recently shot I'm a Celebrity South Africa. Haiti are returning to the World Cup

10:18Ant McPartlin:after 52 years. It's about time. That's nice of them, isn't it? Take your time, Haiti. There you go. Congratulations to Sir David Attenborough. Good luck to you. Happy birthday. Oh, sorry. That was very weak. Limp. So weak. Right. Oh, really? Really? Oh, no, I've dropped it. That's what I thought of this person or persons, if they're even real. It's the Bethans. Everybody called Bethan. Bethans of the world unite. You have Jordan and, ooh, Portugal. Portugal. Let me give you some fun facts about those two countries. Portugal, it's home to the largest bookstore. Is it? Lisbon's Livaria Bertrand, established in 1732.

11:05Ant McPartlin:I'd like to call that. That's half past five to you. It's officially recognized in the Guinness World Records as the world's oldest operating bookstore. So they do operations in there as well. Yeah, that's handy. That's nice, isn't it? Jordan, of course, Jordan changed its name. It was formerly known as Katie Price. And it is qualified for its first ever World Cup. Have you been to Jordan? No. Have you ever been to Haiti? No, in Portugal. Portugal look at the screen man I've ever been in Portugal many times with you many times we play golf there we've got holiday homes there we love Portugal and that's where we are filming the new series of Holy Moly good plug thank you very much good luck to you the methods where are you going I've dropped a thing I've dropped a thing good luck Mendon next ah yes a good friend of a podcast mentioned quite a few times this series so far.

12:03It's Bono's hat. Bono's hat. It's two countries he gets. I can't wait to do a voicemail of Bono's hat.

12:12Ant McPartlin:Who do we send it to? Bono, obviously. All right. Who's Pakistan? I don't think you're going to win it, Bono. And Belgium. Belgium. Belgium. Belgium. Let me give you some fun facts about Belgium, first of all. Make the brief. Belgian men are among some of the tallest in the world with an average height of 5 '10". You should never go there. You should never go there. Land of the Giants, I call it. And Uzbekistan qualified for its first ever World Cup in 2026 to celebrate their historic qualifying clinching match. All players and coaching staff were awarded with cars. Were they? From BYD. That's cool, isn't it?

12:49That's a good fact. That's a good fact. Okay, bonus hat. We got closer. Getting closer. Who's next?

13:00I'm right ahead. I'm right ahead. I'm right ahead. It's Dex Beard. It doesn't exist. It doesn't exist. Because it can't grow on. But, that, ladies and gentlemen, six days worth of growth. Six days. It's gone backwards. My beard has got body Scotland. Oh, that's good. That's a good one. You've got someone to cheer on for.

13:20Ant McPartlin:You've got someone to cheer for in the house. And New Zealand. In 1974, Scotland became the first and only team in World Cup history to be eliminated from the tournament without losing a single match. missing out only on goal difference. What a swizz. What an absolute swizz. Who are the other ones? New Zealand. New Zealand. Gisborne is the first city in the world to see sunrise each day. Ah. That's nice, isn't it? That's a really good fact. In New Zealand. Okay, best of luck, Dex Beard. Thank you. Got to hit the light. Next is... Oh, good old friend of the pod. It's Willy Nilly. Willy Nilly gets...

13:55Ant McPartlin:Oh, Willy Nilly's got Brazil. Oh, of course he has. And Switzerland. Fun facts. Brazil, the only nation to play in every World Cup. Really? That's a good fact. Switzerland. The tap water in Switzerland is often so pristine, it is purer than bottled water. Almost 80 % of it comes from natural alpine springs and groundwater. You ever been? Yes. Have you? Yes. Damn. Yes, I have, actually. Went skiing there a couple of times. Loved it. And I also went in the summer when there was no snow, but I just went hiking I went hiking in Switzerland and I milked some goats is that how you do it? I did I milked a goat and drank the milk and it was I did it was lush on a mountainside I did anyway will you know Brazil you ever been?

14:47no I love Brazil I know you would

14:49Ant McPartlin:I know you would oh that's the closest we've had so far so I reckon Brazil are going to make the final next your majesty The king! The king! The king has to get England, surely. Curaçao. And Sweden. Curaçao's population is just over 156 ,000. I thought that. Fans jokingly call the team Caribbean Netherlands FC. I don't know why. I don't know why. Sweden is famous for fika, a mandatory daily coffee and pastry break used to socialise and relax. Why don't we reduce that? Fika. Let's have a fika. Yeah. I love coffee. and I love pastries. Yeah, I do fancy a figa. They're good stats. Thanks. To the king.

15:31The king. Next. He's going to get a good ninny. Of course he is. It's Tom Holland. Oh. Spider-Man. He has got Algeria.

15:41Ant McPartlin:Yeah, pretty good, to be fair. Korea Republic. Algeria is very handy. It's the first on the list. Good. Africa's largest country. Come on, tell us something we don't know. Algerian women represent a huge portion of the judicial system. Do they? Approximately 60 % of the country's judges and 70 % of its attorneys are the fairer sex. Good for you, Algerian women. And the Korean Republic. In Korea, many elevators skip the fourth floor because the number sounds like death. You ever been? No, it doesn't sound like death. In Korean, it does. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. That makes sense. Have I ever been? No, but I'd love to go.

16:20Good luck.

16:25Ant McPartlin:Ooh. Next. It's the current Mrs. Donnelly. She has got Iran. Ah. Ooh. No way. What a fix. You did this on purpose. Shut up. What a fix. Rewind it. Play the tape.

16:48What a fix. England. England. We can all see it, Jemima. England. This will be good. doing a voice to your wife. England. I actually love it. Do you know any facts about England? Have you ever been? Yes, I have been a couple of times. Yeah. We've won at once and we've been in the final another time. All horses in England must have... I call Clive.

17:12Ant McPartlin:I do know that. They must have passports. Yes. Since 2005, it is a legal requirement for all equines in the country to carry an official equine passport. There we go. There's a lot of them going through customs without it. So now we've made it official. Yes, thank goodness. Anything about Iran? Ancient Persia created one of the earliest postal systems. Did it? Yeah, there you go. Good luck. My current Mrs. Donnelly.

17:40She's going to be close. That's an England semi-final, that. It's baby John Paul and Crisp. You've got to share the postal. You've got to share it. You win it, all right? You've got Egypt and Paraguay. Paraguay. Sorry, I got a very funny taste in my mouth after the revolt. Egypt. Ever been? No, I'd love to go. I'd like to go.

18:02Ant McPartlin:I'll see the pyramids. I'll see the pyramids. No umbrella is needed in Egypt. The country averages less than two and a half centimetres, that's one inch, of rain per year, making it one of the driest places on Earth. Oh God, it's so dry. Paraguay. Paraguay. Ever been? No. No, me neither. Because the Earth bulges at the equator. Did you know this? Yes, I did not know that. I did not know that. Its peak is the farthest point from the centre of the Earth. That makes it closer to space and the sun than to Mount Everest. Wow. Wow. That is a fun fact. That's a very good fact. Right, next. Kelly and our telly.