Harry Kane isn't the only England captain dreaming of World Cup glory in 2022.
The Three Lions ' talisman will be hoping to end 56 years of hurt as he leads Gareth Southgate's side out in Qatar.
But before that Matt Crossen will be skippering England's Cerebral Palsy team as they target World Cup success out in Spain. The tournament, taking place in Barcelona, begins this Wednesday (April 27) and concludes on May 16. It is the pinnacle for those players involved in this seven-a-side concept and Crossen and his colleagues will be hoping to improve on the side's fourth-placed finish at the last event in 2019.