Harry Kane could receive a yellow card if he wears a ‘One Love’ armband for England’s World Cup opener against Iran on Monday.
On the eve of England’s first game in Group B, the FA is understood to have been informed by FIFA that Kane is not permitted to wear the armband which is designed to promote diversity and inclusion.
However, just days before the tournament began, FIFA notified countries of their own armbands which were to be worn by captains for each game and included phrases such as ‘football unites the world’, ‘share the meal’ and ‘bring the moves’. An anti-discrimination armband was not included until the the quarter-final stage.
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