The wives and girlfriends of England's World Cup stars have been given a strict list of dos and don'ts ahead of the controversial tournament in Qatar next month.
The Three Lions begin their Group B campaign against Iran on Monday, November 21 and they'll also face USA and Wales on their quest to reach the knockout phase. While Gareth Southgate and co don't yet know how long their stay in Qatar will be, those hoping to be in his 26-man squad are already preparing for life in the Middle East, as are their partners.
Qataris have a significantly different way of life compared to UK residents, with concerns over human rights issues and treatment of the LGBTQ+ community particularly garnering the Arab country criticism ahead of this World Cup, which is being played at the end of the calendar year for the first time in its 92-year history.
