Your little one can show their support with their own Three Lionesses kit, and who knows, it might be coming home ⚽
How adorable is this personalised baby grow? You can get your baby's initials printed on the frontThe World Cup runs from the 20th July to the 20th August. 32 teams will be competing in the games in Australia and New Zealand. You can catch them on the TV or livestream them from wherever you're at.The England Store is the first port of call to snap up an official England football shirt in either red or white where there are personalisation options available.start from £59.
There are full England World Cup football kits for kids, England football kits available for infants and older kids, starting from £49.95 without printing which includes socks, shorts, and a t-shirt. For adults, all items are sold separately with adult shorts from £37.95.
Belgique Dernières Nouvelles, Belgique Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
England's Lionesses World Cup base hotel with ping pong tables and cinema roomAs England's Lionesses continue their FIFA Women's World Cup campaign, let's take a peek at how the team will be spending their time off of the pitch while at their base hotel
Lire la suite »
Tobin Heath and Christen Press reimagine women's sports coverage with new World Cup showTwo longtime USWNT stars, Tobin Heath and Christen Press, have created a new show to cover the World Cup and reimagine women's sports coverage.
Lire la suite »
Norway star dramatically pulls out of World Cup clash seconds before kick-offNorway star Ada Hegerberg dramatically pulled out of her side’s crucial Women’s World Cup clash against Switzerland seconds before kick-off after suffering a groin problem.
Lire la suite »
BBC apologise for 'inappropriate' question to Morocco captain at Women's World CupBBC bosses have apologised after a reporter asked Morocco captain Ghizlane Chebbak an ‘inappropriate’ question during a press conference. The incident occurred ahead of Morocco’s Women’…
Lire la suite »
BBC admits asking 'inappropriate' question to Morocco captain at Women's World CupA BBC journalist has faced criticism after asking Ghizlane Chebbak if there are any gay players in the squad and what life was like for them in Morocco, where same-sex relationships are illegal.
Lire la suite »