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- Qatar’s FIFA ranking is 50th, the third-lowest in the tournament. Their current form is WDDLD- To date, no host nation has lost the opening match of a World Cup.- Ecuador sit 44th in the FIFA World Rankings and their current form reads DWDDD
- Captain Harry Kane has 51 goals for his country. Man Utd’s fourth choice centre back, Harry Maguire will start.- England haven’t progressed to the final in their nine World Cups since lifting the crown in 1966.- Carlos Queiroz’s team sit 20th in FIFA World Rankings. Their current form is as follows: WLWDW
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