WINNER ANNOUNCED: Win A Brand New 43" TV With Studiophase and Sky

Huge congratulations to our winner, Sam Weir!

Follow England at the Euros from the comfort of your own home with a brand new LG 43 inch 4K Ultra HD Smart TV worth £399.00, courtesy of Studiophase and Sky!

Thanks to our friends at Studiophase - the Island's specialist Sky installers - you can watch all your programmes in high definition on this smart TV - perfect for Sky Q.

Let Studiophase and Sky get you up close to all the action and excitement as you watch the Euros final in High definition and stereo sound!

To be in with a chance to win this amazing prize, all you need to do is comment below, telling us why your home deserves a new TV! We'll pick our favourite and post the winner here.

The competition closes on Friday June 25 - best of luck!

Please note the above image is a stock image and not 100% representative of the final product.

Know a friend who would want to take part? Invite them to join here!

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