Source: SKY_Sports
Foster targets regular action
England goalkeeper Ben Foster is targeting regular first-team football next season to secure his Three Lions spot ahead of the World Cup finals.
The 25-year-old has found his opportunities at Manchester United limited this term due to the outstanding form of Edwin van der Sar.
But the shot-stopper has recently had two highs - first starring in United's Carling Cup triumph a month ago before playing in the second half of England's friendly win over Slovakia on Saturday.
Foster is now targeting further success in the coming season - but knows he needs regular first-team football.
He told the FA's official website: "It's a nice feeling just to be involved. I need to be playing football now, regular first-team football is a must.
Big season
"It's going to be a big season for me next year."
Reflecting on his England cap, he added: "It was a great occasion for me. Any game I play this season has been a bonus, there haven't been that many coming my way.
"The fact that I've played two games at Wembley, one for my country and one in a cup final, is fantastic for me this season.
"It was a bit out of the blue to get called up and then to play some part in the game as well.
"It was a great performance and result, and I was glad to be part of it."
Foster has recovered from a serious knee injury to earn his cap against Slovakia, which came two years after his debut.
Belief
He added: "You can't lose belief, I've had a few injuries but once you are back to full fitness you want to push into your team and then England.
"I thought I would get that."
Foster praised his United team-mate Wayne Rooney, who netted twice against the Slovakians.
"He was fantastic, from the first minute he was putting so much hard work in," said Foster.
