Up to 10,000 England fans are expected to descend on the Russian capital city whether or not they’ve got an elusive ticket to get inside the Luzhniki Stadium.
Many were already spotted singing and chanting late into the night in the streets of Moscow on the eve of the biggest game in nearly three decades for our national team.
Around 30,000 people are expected in London’s Hyde Park, where a special screening has been organised for the 7pm kick-off, Metro reported.
If England do make it through tonight they will face France who stormed into the World Cup final with a 1-0 victory over Belgium last night.
