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Women's World Cup
With Lampard's disallowed goal, the fixation with 4-4-2 and Rooney's poor performance you might be thinking of giving up on the English World Cup dream. Don't take your England flags down just yet as there's an England team that's unbeaten in their World Cup Qualifying run. The England Ladies team is playing Turkey at the Banks's Stadium on Thursday 29th July and we've got tickets to give away! We've got coverage too of the whole event.
Kenny Mach is the James Cordon of the Women's Team
From 28th July 2010
We were lucky enough to interview Head Coach Hope Powell, Rachael Yankey and Rachael Unitt. Listen to the complete interviews here.
WIN YOUR CHANCE TO SUPPORT ENGLAND WOMEN AS THEY TACKLE TURKEY AT BANKS'S STADIUM
From 28th July 2010
England Women's bid for World Cup qualification comes to the West Midlands this summer as the European Championship finalists take on Turkey at Banks's Stadium on Thursday 29th July, in their last home game of the group stage. Kick off is at 7pm.
To celebrate, Kic FM has teamed up with The Football Association to offer 5 lucky listeners the chance to win a pair of tickets to this all important game.
The winners, along with a friend, will be able to be a part of the excitement and support England as they go into battle with Turkey. Both will be looking for maximum points as they continue their bid to make it to the FIFA Women's World Cup Germany 2011. Hope Powell's side, are unbeaten in the group and need just three points from their last two games to guarantee their play off spot.
The match at Banks's Stadium, home of Walsall FC, kicks off at 7pm on 29th July. Tickets are on sale now from the ticket hotline on 01922 651 414/416 or www.saddlers.co.uk, costing just £5 for adults and £2.50 for concessions. For more information, visit www.TheFA.com
To be in with a chance of winning this fantastic prize, all you need to do is answer this question:
In FIFA's Women's World Rankings, where is the England team?
Unfortunately, the competition is now closed. Check back here for interviews and more coverage.
