The Football Association are waiting to hear what punishment they will receive if Harry Kane wears the OneLove armband during England's World Cup opener against Iran.
Kane, Wales skipper Gareth Bale and seven other World Cup captains are planning on wearing the armband to promote diversity and inclusion in Qatar, where same-sex relationships are outlawed. Yet FIFA launched their own initiative on the eve of the tournament.
World football's governing body want each nation to wear their armbands to promote environmentalism, education, healthy living, children's safety and anti-discrimination. Yet the anti-discrimination armband will not be used until the latter stages of the World Cup.
