
England's friendly international against European champions Spain in February will be played at Sevilla's Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan stadium.
The game on Wednesday 11 February was initially due to be played at Madrid's Bernabeu ground.
However the Football Association opposed the venue after several England players were subjected to racist abuse during a 2004 friendly there.
We now all get the chance to see them play at the Sanchez Pizjuan stadium which has a capacity of 45,500.
Don´t eat the pies and don´t drink the tea.
Last one off the bus buys the Cruzcampos.
England beat Germany in an international friendly last night in Berlin.
Mathew Upson opened the scoring for England in the 24th minute, when he poked home a corner from the impressive Stuart Downing.
A defensive mix-up between John Terry and Scott Carson handed Germany an equaliser on 63 minutes.
Terry headed in Stewart Downing's free-kick on 84 minutes to give England a deserved win.
England dominated possesion and a young team impressed with pace and flair.
Agbonlahor and Downing in particular stood out.
Germany: Adler (Wiese 46), Friedrich (Tasci 68), Mertesacker, Westermann, Compper (Schafer 77), Schweinsteiger, Rolfes, Jones (Marin 46), Trochowski, Gomez (Podolski 57), Klose (Helmes 46).
Subs Not Used: Hinkel, Hitzlsperger, Weis.
Goals: Helmes 63.
England: James (Carson 46), Johnson, Terry, Upson, Bridge, Wright-Phillips (Crouch 90), Carrick, Barry, Downing, Defoe (Bent 46), Agbonlahor (Young 77).
Subs Not Used: Robinson, Lescott, Richards, Mancienne, Davies, Parker, Bullard.
Booked: Wright-Phillips.
Goals: Upson 24, Terry 84.
Att: 74,244.
Ref: Massimo Busacca (Switzerland).
England 2 - 2 Czech Republic
Joe Cole scored a last gasp equaliser to save England from defeat to the Czech Republic in an International Friendly at Wembley.
England fell behind to a strike from former Portsmouth man Milan Baros.
Manchester United's Wes Brown netted his first ever England goal seconds before the half-time whistle.
However with just three minutes played in the second half, Fabio Capello's men found themselves behind again after a strike from Marek Jankulovski.
Joe Cole scored a scruffy goal in injury time to level the scores 2-2.
England were poor and didn't deserve the draw.