Win two tickets with accommodation for the England vs. New Zealand match, sponsored by Euro Lloyd.

Euro Lloyd is the official FIFA Women's World Cup 2011TM tour operator. To book World Cup travel packages from Euro Lloyd DFB click here.

The prize includes two tickets (category 1) for the match England vs. New Zealand on the 1st of July in Dresden and two nights in a double room staying at a superior hotel in Dresden.

Dresden, the capital of Saxony and "pearl of the baroque", owes much of its fame to the Church of Our Lady which graces its skyline. It is also home to "premier league" museums, for example the Zwinger Palace with the famous Old Masters Picture Gallery and the world's largest porcelain collection.

The Green Vault houses a collection of royal jewels that will take your breath away. But Dresden is a hot tip for party animals too, with more than 150 bars, clubs, on-trend venues and a dynamic�arty scene.

You'll find exclusive souvenirs such as Dresden porcelain and gorgeous silver items in the vicinity of the Church of Our Lady. For the little ones, Familienladen Merkur offers a childcare service, so they can play to their heart's delight while you enjoy a relaxing stroll.

World Cup travel packages from Euro Lloyd DFB

The FIFA Women's World Cup 2011TM is set to be a very special event. Euro Lloyd DFB Reiseb�ro GmbH is offering tailor-made tours to see the World Cup matches.

The tour operator will book all outward and return travel, reserve hotel rooms, organise excursions and supply tickets for the game you want to see. It is offering "Follow your team" packages, combined city breaks, tours for groups and individuals, and corporate incentive events.

The World Cup venues are among Germany's most popular travel destinations and the tournament provides visitors from around the world - and local fans - with an ideal opportunity to discover new aspects of Germany. The venues are the big cities of Berlin and Frankfurt.

The official FIFA Women's World Cup 2011TM tour operator is a joint venture between the German Football Association (DFB) and the Hogg Robinson Group (HRG), Germany's top sports travel company.