Tickets for England's first game of 2010 are now on sale.

England v Egypt
International Match
8pm, Wednesday 3 March 2010
Wembley Stadium

Ticket Prices £40 and £30
Family Enclosure £30 Adults, £15 Children under 16
Hotline 0844 826 2010
Website www.TheFA.com/Tickets

England take on Egypt in their first match of 2010 at Wembley Stadium in March and tickets are now on sale.

The Three Lions are preparing for their important summer in South Africa, when they embark on the World Cup. But before that Fabio Capello has the match against Egypt to work on his plans.

Tickets were made available to englandfans last week, but are now on general sale via www.TheFA.com/Tickets


Public sale Tuesday 19 January 2010 from 10am
Hotline 0844 826 2010
Website www.TheFA.com/Tickets

Disabled supporters

Members disabled sale Thursday 14 January 2010 at 10am
General public disabled sale Wednesday 20 January at 10am
Hotline 0845 458 1966

Group applications - click here

As always a number of tickets will be made available to Schools and Junior football clubs. These tickets are situated within the family enclosure. A maximum of 49 tickets may be requested. Please revisit this page shortly for further information. The deadline to enter the ballot for England v Egypt is Friday 22 January 2010 at 5pm.

Away Supporters 
Please contact the Egyptian FA via the following link:

http://www.fifa.com/associations/association=egy/index.html

There is a strict limit of 5 tickets per person during the public sale and a credit card may only be used once for public sale bookings. Any subsequent bookings made with the same credit card will be subject to cancellation without notification.

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There is a strict limit of 5 tickets per person during the public sale and a credit card may only be used once for public sale bookings. Any subsequent bookings made with the same credit card will be subject to cancellation without notification.

All tickets subject to availability & fees.

All tickets issued subject to the Terms & Conditions of The Football Association.