Why are England playing without names on their shirts against Switzerland?
ENGLAND'S players are playing Switzerland in a friendly, eight months before the World Cup in Qatar.
Gareth Southgate's side are safely qualified for the tournament having dominated their qualifying group, without losing a game.
But eagle-eyed fans will notice something unfamiliar on the England kits during the second half of this friendly.
Why are there no names on the back of England's shirts?
After wearing jerseys with their names clearly displayed on for the first half, England are playing without them for the second half.
The shirts are simply being worn with numbers only, harking back to a time before player names on shirts became more common - in the mid-1990s.
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