It was thought Harry Kane could have been booked for wearing the armband
England's Harry Kane with the One Love armband which will now not be worn in Qatar over fear of sporting sanctions. Picture: Nick Potts/PA Wire.“FIFA has been very clear that it will impose sporting sanctions if our captains wear the armbands on the field of play,” the statement began.
"We were prepared to pay fines that would normally apply to breaches of kit regulations and had a strong commitment to wearing the armband. However, we cannot put our players in the situation where they might be booked or even forced to leave the field of play.
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