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World Cup for kids
2:23pm Tuesday 10th June 2008
Budding Bradford footballers are being given the chance to represent England at the world's biggest soccer tournament for girls and boys.
Ten to 12-year-olds are invited to a trial at the John Charles Centre of Sport in Leeds on Saturday.
Those lucky enough to be selected go into the UK final, where England team manager Jamie Redknapp and the Danone Nations Cup coaches will decide who should be picked to represent England at the French finals in September.
The World Cup for kids brings together 2.5 million competitors from over 40 different countries.
Those interested need to register at www.danonenationscup.co.uk
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