NORWICH City and The Football League are looking to find the next budding sports journalist - is that you?

If you are a young Canary fan aged 14 years or younger and are interested in sports journalism then get involved with The Football League's Official Junior Reporter Competition.

All you have to do is write a match report of a Norwich City game you've watched this season at Carrow Road and send it in to us.

The best Norwich City report will be chosen by the Club's media department with the winner receiving the following:

- Winning match report published on the Club's official website - www.canaries.co.uk.
- Presentation of a Norwich City signed shirt made to the winner at the Canaries' match with Gillingham on Saturday, April 24 at Carrow Road.
- Four tickets for the Norwich City v Gillingham match on Saturday, April 24.
- Official certificate
- Name listed on the Football League website
- A Football League goody bag
- Entry put forward for national judging with a chance to win a VIP media day out at Wembley for the winner and up to three family members at a Coca-Cola Football League Play-Off Final.

The club winner will go forward to the national judging to identify one winner from each division, which The Football League will then invite for a day out at the relevant divisional Play-Off Final at Wembley in order to write a report of the day to feature on www.football-league.co.uk.

To enter the competition:
- Submit a match report(s) of a game you have watched during the 2009-10 season at Carrow Road
- Please attach your name, age and contact details with each entry.
- Post entries to media department, NCFC, Carrow Road, Norwich NR1 1JE or email to media@ncfc-canaries.co.uk.
- The closing date for entries is Monday, April 12, 2010.

Entries to the competition will only be accepted from children aged 14 years and under.

By entering this competition you agree that if you are selected by the Club as the winner we can provide your name, address and other contact details, together with a copy of your winning entry to The Football League for it to be judged against the winners from all the other clubs as part of The Football League's Official Matchday Reporter competition. Terms and Conditions of that competition are available on request.