Here is your chance to win two tickets to watch England take on Egypt.

England's next friendly at Wembley Stadium ahead of this summer's World Cup finals is against the winners of the recent Africa Cup of Nations.

And the Evening Post has teamed up with National Express – the official supporter of the England team and official travel partner to Wembley Stadium – to give you a fantastic chance to win a pair of tickets to watch Fabio Capello's side take on Egypt on Wednesday.

With John Terry stripped of the captaincy, a new skipper will lead England out at Wembley.

But even so, England look set to name a strong team as Capello begins to whittle down the possibles and probables for his World Cup squad.

Winners will have to arrange their own travel to Wembley, but coach tickets can be booked on www.nationalexpress.com/wembley or by visiting any National Express outlet.

Coaches will depart Bristol Marlborough Street Bus Station at 3pm or Bath Spa Bus Station 2.50pm, arriving at Wembley at 5.30pm, with departure scheduled for 10.30pm.

For a chance to win a pair of tickets just answer this simple question:

Who has recently been appointed as the new England football team captain?

Send your answer, name, address and telephone number to Sports Desk, Bristol News & Media, Temple Way, Bristol, BS99 7HD or email your answer and details to epsport@bepp.co.uk.

Terms and conditions: The deadline for this competition is Monday, March 1 at 9am. The first eligible entry drawn at random will win a pair of tickets for the match on March 3, 2010. The tickets are not transferrable and there is no cash alternative. The winner will be contacted by National Express to arrange collection of the tickets. Travel to and from the game is not included in the prize. Standard Evening Post terms and conditions apply – see Tuesday's classified section or www.thisisbristol.co.uk/competitionrules.