ENGLAND fans have been offered the chance to create a new singing section at Wembley to improve the atmosphere at home internationals.
The trial will start for the March 31 friendly at home to Japan which will be the Three Lions’ final game in England ahead of the World Cup.
Thomas Tuchel’s team will also play Uruguay at Wembley four days earlier.
Even manager Tuchel has complained about the lack of atmosphere at Wembley.
After the 3-0 win over Wales in October, he said: “The stadium was silent. Silent. We never got any energy back from the stands.”
Many fans have also complained about the atmosphere and members of the England Travel Supporters Club have received an email giving them the chance to relocate to the new singing section behind the goal for the Japan game.
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The deadline is tomorrow.
If successful, the singing section is likely to continue after the World Cup for England’s matches in the autumn which will be in the Uefa Nations League.
The draw for that edition of the competition will be in Brussels on February 12 with England having been promoted to League A so they could once again face the top nations.
Meanwhile, FA bosses are continuing to plot Tuchel’s schedule ahead of the World Cup with the team to be based in Kansas City.
England will fly to Florida on June 1 for a pre-tournament training camp.
The first friendly will be in Tampa while the second game will be staged in either Orlando or Miami.
The team’s first game at the World Cup is against Croatia in Dallas on June 17.
England will also play Ghana and Panama in the group stages.
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