Harry Kane isn't known for throwing his weight around on the pitch, but he says both he and England will be no pushovers in the physical department at the World Cup.

"The aim is to be aggressive and brave in possession," said the 24-year-old England forward.

"We want to take this tournament head on. There will be tough moments, and ups and downs. Sometimes going into a big tournament is about not losing and being passive but, for us, it's about playing attacking football.

"We are aiming to win the first game, then to target the second, and take that attitude to the World Cup."

More news: Southgate wants England to 'send people to work happy'

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Colin Bradley: Wales 1958 kit modelled by my favourite ever Newcastle United player, the legendary Ivor Allchurch!

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Pick your favourites from eight ties here

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As well as making your selections as the rounds go on, send us your pictures of World Cup kits you've owned - whether they were any good or not.

We want to know if anyone else owns one of these and, better still, can supply a picture of them wearing it...

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Ben Hyde: Think we should save everyone the trouble of voting and just hand it to Croatia ‘98 right now

Theon Dr Dre Joy: Italy 90 easy. Not even a contest

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Pick your favourites from eight ties here

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Relegated Sunderland are resigned to losing defender Paddy McNair this summer.

The Black Cats have already turned down two bids from Premier League Brighton, believed to be £2m and £3.5m but are braced for further inquiries about the 23-year-old, with Stoke and Derby amongst a number of Championship clubs monitoring the situation.

McNair moved to the Stadium of Light from Manchester United in a £5.5m joint deal with Donald Love in 2016.

Richard Sharp: Brazil 70 all the way, especially for the spray-on shorts. No competition

Gareth L: With the highly controversial exit of Holland 78, this tournament is Brazil 70s to lose.

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Choose your favourites from the eight second-round ties here

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Gareth Southgate and his players fly into Russia later today ahead of their latest World Cup campaign.

Judging by some data collated by Travelport, it seems the skies are going to be quite busy for the next month or so.

In fact, there will be a staggering 136,503 more people flying in to Russia between 14 June and 15 July than there were in the same period last year - when the Confederations Cup was on - an increase of 34%.

Interestingly, two of the countries from where there is the greatest growth in numbers of bookings are not even involved in the World Cup, with 16,213 more people arriving in Russia from the United States and 8.855 from China.

In percentage terms, the biggest movers are Argentina (+939%) and Brazil (+711%).

Unsurprisingly, the country that has seen the greatest drop in bookings to Russia this month is Italy, who failed to qualify for the World Cup for the first time in their history.

John Ballard: If West Germany 1990 home shirt doesn’t win this it’s a travesty.

West Germany do have a tough last-16 clash though - against Argentina.

Pick your favourite here

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John Gemmell: Surely Germany 1990 kit has this in the bag, no competition in my mind

One of my friends is angrily messaging me to ask where Ukraine 2006 is, but I'm sorry it didn't even make the 32.

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I saw an article on the internet yesterday with this Jamaica 1998 shirt in the worst 10 World Cup jerseys ever.

Shame on you, random article I've already forgotten what website you were on.

Pick your favourite from this, and the other seven ties, this way.

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You have until 13:00 BST to pick your favourites in this round. We'll let you know the victors at 13:30.

The second round is open - pick your favourites here.

Here's a reminder of the draw...

• Jamaica 1998 v Spain 2010
• Brazil 1970 v Republic of Ireland 1990
• Paraguay 2002 v England 1966 (away)
• Italy 1990 v Croatia 1998
• Ghana 2014 v Colombia 1990 (away)
• Chile 1998 v Denmark 1986
• West Germany 1990 v Argentina 1986 (tie of the round!)
• Wales 1958 v France 1982

Rhys Hellen: great battle so far, can see Eng 66 vs Italy 90 q/final coming up. Brazil 70 or W Germany 90 for the win as ever

Dan, Brighton: Can't believe Netherlands and Peru went out in the first round - huge world cup upset!