England are coming to the Amex – and here’s a fabulous chance for a lucky youngster to walk out with the team.
Excitement is building as Albion’s magnificent home prepares for its latest prestigious fixture and this a chance for a young football fan to be right at the heart of things.
The Argus is offering a young reader the chance to join the under-21s for their crucial Euro qualifier against Switzerland on Monday (5.45pm) in our quick and easy competition.
Our prize also includes an England kit and four tickets to the game.
The winner must be aged seven to 11 (inclusive).
It promises to be an occasion to remember. Here’s how it works.
The young winner will be dropped off at the Amex at 4pm on Monday by a parent/guardian and meet an approved FA chaperone.
After a brief rehearsal and food break, the boy or girl will then change into England kit provided by the FA and walk out proudly in front of a five-figure attendance with the home team.
There will probably be the chance to watch the warm-up from pitchside before the big walk-on, too, although that cannot be guaranteed.
Once action is under way, children collect their belongings and watch the game with family and friends.
The prize includes a match ticket for the winning child and three others – as well as the kit in which he or she walks on to the Amex turf.
It’s an exciting prize and a quick turnaround so entry is by email only.
To stand a chance of walking out with England, we need your correct answer to the following question by 6pm TODAY.
Please include the child’s full name and date of birth with the entry as well as your name and relationship to the child (eg: father). Email your entry to sports@theargus.co.uk with subject title ENGLAND COMP.
We will then forward the winning entry to the FA, whose expert team will move swiftly into operation.
They will email you directly and provide a young fan (and his or her family) with an evening to treasure supporting the Three Lions.
The question is: Who top-scored for England’s senior team (with seven goals) in their successful qualifying programme for next summer’s European Championship finals in France?
Good luck. If you don’t win, tickets remain on sale at seagulls.co.uk for what looks like a six-pointer for Gareth Southgate and his side at the top of the qualifying group.
And remember we will have the best build-up to the big game over the coming days, including interviews with Southgate, plus Albion trio Jake Forster-Caskey, Solly March and Christian Walton.
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Excitement is building as Albion’s magnificent home prepares for its latest prestigious fixture and this a chance for a young football fan to be right at the heart of things.
The Argus is offering a young reader the chance to join the under-21s for their crucial Euro qualifier against Switzerland on Monday (5.45pm) in our quick and easy competition.
Our prize also includes an England kit and four tickets to the game.
The winner must be aged seven to 11 (inclusive).
It promises to be an occasion to remember. Here’s how it works.
The young winner will be dropped off at the Amex at 4pm on Monday by a parent/guardian and meet an approved FA chaperone.
After a brief rehearsal and food break, the boy or girl will then change into England kit provided by the FA and walk out proudly in front of a five-figure attendance with the home team.
There will probably be the chance to watch the warm-up from pitchside before the big walk-on, too, although that cannot be guaranteed.
Once action is under way, children collect their belongings and watch the game with family and friends.
The prize includes a match ticket for the winning child and three others – as well as the kit in which he or she walks on to the Amex turf.
It’s an exciting prize and a quick turnaround so entry is by email only.
To stand a chance of walking out with England, we need your correct answer to the following question by 6pm TODAY.
Please include the child’s full name and date of birth with the entry as well as your name and relationship to the child (eg: father). Email your entry to sports@theargus.co.uk with subject title ENGLAND COMP.
We will then forward the winning entry to the FA, whose expert team will move swiftly into operation.
They will email you directly and provide a young fan (and his or her family) with an evening to treasure supporting the Three Lions.
The question is: Who top-scored for England’s senior team (with seven goals) in their successful qualifying programme for next summer’s European Championship finals in France?
Good luck. If you don’t win, tickets remain on sale at seagulls.co.uk for what looks like a six-pointer for Gareth Southgate and his side at the top of the qualifying group.
And remember we will have the best build-up to the big game over the coming days, including interviews with Southgate, plus Albion trio Jake Forster-Caskey, Solly March and Christian Walton.
Original article