Jetix is calling on all kids that dream of being a national football hero to take part in the Euro Galactik Cup. Kids from all over Europe will be playing against each other in a competition that aims to crown one nation the European Galactik Champions. And, in addition to helping Britain onto glory, kids across the UK could win a trip of a lifetime for them and their friends to the prestigious Soccercamp Marbella training facility.

The tournament will be at the heart of Jetix’ Football Month which will see Jetix channels across Europe running on-air competitions and football related content including the new series of the popular animated adventure show, Galactik Football.

The online tournament, which will coincide with Euro 2008, will see 16 countries do battle to be crowned champions of Europe. Kids from all over the continent will take part in nine skilled-based games including penalty shoot-outs, dribbling and goalkeeping skills to earn points for their chosen country. Players can go to www.jetix.co.uk/cup to play for Britain with all the points scored accumulated into a league table of the countries, which will be regularly updated, so you can see how the UK is performing.

The UK will also have its own national league table where kids can win prizes and see how they rank both nationally and internationally. The top scorer will then be entered into a prize draw to win the chance for them and up to 14 friends to spend five days at the prestigious Soccercamp Marbella where some of Europe’s top teams including Bayern Munich, Everton and Fiorentina FC train. A spokesperson for Jetix, said: “Football fever will be gripping us all over Europe this summer in the build up to the European championships. The Jetix “Euro Galactik Cup” is a fantastic opportunity to take passion for football even further and compete online with friends and peers across Europe to see who really is the ultimate soccer nation.”

The number one distributor of West End Theatre tickets, www.lastminute.com sold more than one million theatre tickets in 2007 with year to date sales in 2008 better than those in 2007.

www.lastminute.com theatre tickets prices start from £5 for Monty Python Spamalot at the Palace Theatre.

Romeo and Juliet in Hyde Park’s Open Air Theatre start from only £9.50, while tickets to long-standing West End hit Buddy at the Duchess Theatre start from only £10.

Cabaret leads in at a mere £15.

All shows are included including Lion King (£20.50), Sound of Music (£22.50) and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (£22.50).

To promote the campaign www.lastminute.com produced a viral ad campaign
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgZuHlDuulk) filmed at London Stansted Airport, with actors dressed as airport staff breaking into an impromptu musical.

The characters – which include cleaners, airport staff and policemen - performed in front of an audience of stunned holidaymakers waiting for their flights as if they were on a West End stage.

www.lastminute.com UK Managing Director John Bevan said: “www.lastminute.com has opened up theatre to an entirely new audience, which has made the site the leading distributor of theatre tickets.

“The May theatre sales is proving extremely popular with a record number of people taking advantage of the half price tickets. The viral ad campaign, which is the start a new era in advertising for www.lastminute.com, has proved incredibly popular with viewers and has helped to the success of the theatre sale.”