Celebrate 50 years of the League Cup with this season’s Official Carling Cup Final souvenir programme.

After two thrilling semi-finals where holders Manchester United overcame rivals Manchester City in a tense encounter and Aston Villa came out on top of ten-goal thriller in the second leg against Blackburn, this year’s Final promises to be a fine spectacle indeed.

Will Wayne Rooney win the day for Sir Alex Ferguson’s men? Or will James Milner come up trumps for the Villans once more? We’ll only find out on Final Day and the official programme will be the perfect companion for this great occasion.

Including interviews with all the top players from each team and celebrity fans, this year’s programme will be 164 pages and includes a special 50 page supplement listing the Top 50 moments in the League Cup’s rich history.

The programme is priced at £7, plus a reduced postage charge of £1.50 for UK customers.

To order your copy of the Carling Cup Final match day programme click here.

A win over Greece at the Keepmoat Stadium on 3 March 2010 will see Stuart Pearce’s Young Lions leapfrog their opponents at the top of their Euro 2011 qualification group.

The road to Denmark is proving a fascinating contest as both teams battle for supremacy in Group Nine. When England last faced Greece in September in Triploi, it was a tight affair and this game should be no different. 

A Daniel Sturridge goal helped secure a 1-1 draw for the Three Lions on that occasion and with a passionate home crowd behind them, Pearce’s charges will be hoping to go one better this time out.

You can keep up to date with all the news and views from the Under-21s camp in the build-up to the game with the official matchday programme. Complete with player interviews and the manager’s notes, it will also feature a full analysis of the England squad and an in-depth look at their opponents.

Priced at £3, you can pre-order your copy here

On Thursday 11 February, League 2 table-toppers, Rochdale, will host The FA Tesco Women’s Premier League Cup Final between Everton, 2008 Cup winners, and Leeds Carnegie.

Everton defeated seven-times Cup winners, Arsenal, 2-1 in the last four to book their place in The Final after accounting for Sheffield Wednesday, Sunderland and Doncaster Rovers Belles in the earlier rounds, while Leeds Carnegie’s route to Rochdale encompassed victories over Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa, Blackburn Rovers and Chelsea.

This 44-page programme is available to buy now for £2.50 by clicking HERE