Jordan Pickford

It's quite difficult to actually get the shops around here that sell the stickers, but...

We've been doing our best and it's brought a few lads together.

It's funny, it takes you back to being a kid in the playground.

Swapping stickers and stuff.

You never lose it.

Yeah, exactly.

Have you started to think about what the crowd would be like in LA?

Because we were told yesterday, I think, that it's the largest population of Iranians outside of Tehran live there.

in LA.

So you imagine they're going to be out in force, but also then there's this kind of added dimension to it, which obviously the host nation is at war with them.

Yeah, I mean, that's obviously some strange things to deal with, isn't it?

And it'll be a heavily charged match for them, that's for sure.

And obviously, from a football perspective, we have to be well aware of that.

These guys are going through a time and it's something that we can all sympathise with.

And obviously, we're grateful we're not living through that ourselves.

But no, it's awful.

And that's what you hope the World Cup does, bring together some sort of normality and togetherness that,

At the end of the day, we're all just human beings and things like that going on are just obviously horrible to see with people at war with each other and people losing their lives.

It's just not what we should be doing in humanity.

And with regard to the game that you'll be playing tomorrow, have you seen the stadium?