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England’s kit for Panama clash confirmed as fans rush to get their hands on Three Lions shirt ready for knockout stages

England’s kit for Panama clash confirmed as fans rush to get their hands on Three Lions shirt ready for knockout stages
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ENGLAND will switch up their kits in Saturday evening’s final World Cup group game with Panama.

Harry Kane and Co. will wear the red ‘away’ kit at the ‘cursed’ MetLife Stadium, with dark navy blue shorts and red socks.

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Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford will again switch up his kit, reverting back to the all-yellow outfit he wore in the first game against Croatia.

Fans up and down the country will flock to beer gardens for the 10pm kick-off, with thousands donning the new home and away kits.

JD Sports’ new ‘Game’s On, Who’s In?’ campaign invites fans to represent their nation in style – including the Three Lions’ home and away shirts.

Also in the collection is the bestselling pre-match kit. Nike has collaborated with trendy skateboarding brand Palace to deliver a slick shirt inspired by the St George’s Cross.

Elsewhere in the JD range are some throwback classics, namely the 1990 shirts that every man and his dog seems to have on in the pub.

It’s also got the 1982 and 1996 retro kits, all for just £40.

Thomas Tuchel’s side are all-but through to the World Cup knockout phases after Tuesday’s goalless draw with Ghana.

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As long as England beat Panama and match – or better – Ghana’s result against Croatia, they will go through as group winners.

However, should Ghana thump Croatia, England could still lose top spot.

Should they win Group L, they will face one of the best third-placed qualifiers from Groups E, H, I, J or K.

Currently, that’s due to be World Cup debutants Cape Verde, though that could all change in the final round of fixtures.

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