Translation: Are you ready to cheer with passion🔥? A friendly match of the national football team organised by Hana Bank Ecuador‘s kit was designed by Marathon, which has been responsible for Ecuador’s jersey since 1995. The design includes the word “Ecuador”, written in six different languages. England Ghana’s jersey was manufactured by Puma, displaying the country’s national flag with traditional Ghanaian textile patterns. Iran Iran’s kit is predominantly white with red. This tournament, Team Melli has decided to ditch the cheetah, which appeared in 2014 and 2018. The cheetah’s appearance was a way to raise awareness of the Asiatic cheetahs facing the threat of extinction. Japan Senegal’s kit was manufactured by Puma and its design is predominantly white, while the centre of the design highlights the Senegalese flag. Just a shame that Sadio Mane will not be wearing the shirt this World Cup. Serbia

Designed by the sports brand Hummel, Denmark’s home kit is red and minimalist as part of a protest against the tournament being hosted in Qatar. Get your classroom or learning space World Cup-ready with the help of our wonderful World Cup 2022 banner. Nike’s kit for the current World Cup champions France mixes the country’s past and future in what the manufacturer defined as a vision of “the New France”. For South Korea, Nike said they got inspiration from the country’s culture, with the red representing the “fierce mentality of a proud nation”. SpainAccording to Kappa the kits are meant to be “resistant and breathable”. Expect to see a lot of them in Qatar thanks to the country’s big Tunisian diaspora. Uruguay

Plus, this lovely banner can also be used outside of school to bring the fun football theme into your home. Because it’s easy to print in our standard or Super-Eco-Colour option, you can easily print it off and use it to decorate your living room, or even a child’s bedroom if they’re a big football fan! What can I use alongside this World Cup 2022 banner?

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Croatia’s kit for the World Cup was framed around its trademark red-and-white chequered pattern and, according to Nike, is a “modern take” on the traditional design. Denmark In the 2018 World Cup, held in Russia, FIFA fined two Swiss players, Granit Xhaka and Xherdan Shaqiri, 10,000 Swiss francs [8,600 euros] for celebrating their goals against Serbia with a double-headed eagle gesture, symbolising the Albanian flag. Switzerland had beaten Serbia 2:1. Serbia fans hold a banner with a map of Kosovo on it before the FIFA World Cup 2022 match between Brazil and Serbia at Lusail Stadium, Qatar, 24 November 2022. Photo: EPA-EFE/Neil Hall

It is Canada’s first World Cup since 1986, but they have decided to not go with a new kit for the tournament.Spain’s red jersey designed by Adidas makes a statement with the team’s famous deep red colour, and references to the flag across the collar and shirt bindings. Switzerland

Canada Soccer is on a different kit development cycle,” Nike said. The current design features the traditional red and white colour, and the crease features a maple leaf. Costa Rica Nike designed this kit, and according to the manufacturer, sustainability is at its core, with the shirts made of 100 percent recycled polyester. This jersey was manufactured by Adidas, which takes inspiration from the country’s first national football shirt. Cameroon once tried to wear a sleeveless shirt at the 2002 World Cup. It was an original idea, but FIFA banned it. This year’s kit (with sleeves) was designed by One All Sports, and the Cameroonian flag inspires the jersey. CanadaWe’ve also got this amazing World Cup 2022 Flag Bunting. Featuring the flags of all the countries competing in the Men’s World Cup this year, it could be used to adorn your World Cup display! England’s traditional white home shirt has been coupled with different shades of blue across the shoulders. It was designed by Nike, which said it combines “the iconic Blue Void with youthful patterns”. France You could also give our Men’s World Cup Country Fact File template a try. You can assign a competing country to each pupil and encourage them to use books or the internet to fill out a fact file about it, complete with a drawing of its flag. These completed fact files would look great up on display! Uruguay’s home kit is a simple design that includes a celeste blue colour with a white collar and mesh cuffs. It was designed by Puma. United States