Kazakhstan have named their squad for the World Cup qualifier with England.
Storck names 27-man squad
Kazakhstan have named their squad for the World Cup qualifier with England.
The Kazaks will make their first ever trip to Wembley on 11th October.
The former Soviet Republic - who only switched from the Asian Confederation to Uefa in 2002 - have lost their last two qualifiers in Group Six, going down to Croatia and Ukraine earlier this month.
Bernd Storck, who is only caretaker coach after Dutchman Arno Pijpers was fired, named the 27-man squad for the trip to England.
After facing Kazakhstan, England travel to Belarus four days later.
Squad in full: Alexander Mokin (FK Almaty), Andrei Shabanov (FK Almaty), Vladimir Loginovsky (Esil-Bogatyr Petropavlovsk), Alexander Petukhov (Tobol Kustanai), Samat Smakov (FK Aktobe), Kairat Nurdauletov (Tobol Kustanai), Alexander Kislitsyn (Shakhtyor Karaganda), Alexander Kuchma (FK Astana), Vladimir Noskov (Irtysh Pavlodar), Alexander Kirov (FK Almaty), Ruslan Baltiyev (Tobol Kustanai), Sergei Skorykh (Tobol Kustanai), Nurbol Zhumaskaliyev (Tobol Kustanai), Sabyrkhan Ibrayev (Tobol Kustanai), Talgat Sabalakov (Tobol Kustanai), Yuri Logvinenko (FK Aktobe), Anton Chichulin (FK Astana), Bekzat Beisenov (Ordabasy Shymkent), Tanat Nuserbayev(Ordabasy Shymkent), Vyacheslav Erbes (Vostok Ust-Kamenogorsk), Kairat Ashirbekov (Shakhtyor Karaganda), Vadim Borovsky (FK Almaty), Maksat Baizhanov (Kaisar Kyzylorda), Sergei Ostapenko (FK Almaty), Maxim Azovsky (FK Almaty), Gleb Maltsev (Irtysh Pavlodar), Erzat Kenbayev (Zhetysu Taldykorgan).
