HARRY KANE wore an ‘Education For All’ armband during England’s World Cup clash with Senegal.
The Three Lions captain has worn three different armbands at the World Cup.
Eagle-eyed fans noticed Kane wore a message promoting education in England’s last-16 win over Senegal.
Kane grabbed his first goal of the tournament against the African side with Jordan Henderson and Bukayo Saka also getting on the scoresheet.
It comes after the striker wore an armband that bore the message ‘Protect Children’ against Wales.
Kane wore a different armband for the games against Iran and USA – one that said ‘No Discrimination’.
That message of unity came after England decided not to wear a One Love armband.
Seven teams including Gareth Southgate’s side had planned to broadcast a One Love message at the World Cup.
But they all made a U-turn after Fifa warned players could be booked for the act of defiance.
One fan who noticed Kane’s new message wrote on Twitter: “What does Kane’s armband say? Educating all?”
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England promised to promote inclusivity in light of Fifa’s decision to issue tough sanctions if One Love armbands were worn.
BBC pundit Alex Scott showed her opposition to football’s governing body by wearing a One Love armband live on air ahead of England’s win over Iran.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
