Wednesday 7 June 2017 16:02, UK
England will wear their third-choice red kit against Scotland on Saturday after a row with FIFA over strip clashes.
Football's world governing body have decided England's traditional first-choice kit clashes with Scotland's blue strip because it has white sleeves.
England's new second kit is all-blue, which clearly they cannot wear, so they have been forced to revert back to an older red strip worn twice since the European Championships in 2016.
England donned the strip against Slovakia in Sam Allardyce's only competitive game in charge last September, and against Slovenia, both of whom wear white.
It comes after an already held dispute over the match's kick-off time, which is 5pm live on Sky Sports 1HD, following a request from Scottish police to have it moved.
The Football Association also stepped up its fight against boorish fans on Wednesday by handing out lifetime bans for the first time.
