Music to score goals to? England - and Poles and Swiss - pin hopes on 90s hit

When it comes to World Cup preparation, England have been meticulous. 

With an eye on every detail, from team psychology to adjusting to the heat of a desert climate, Gareth Southgate's team have left no stone unturned. Except one: they've picked the same goal music as Switzerland and Poland.

For some traditional football fans, that blast of music over the PA system that follows a goal is anathema. At the World Cup it's all part of the entertainment, with organisers Fifa having requested a song from each of the 32 competing nations that might best capture the joy of scoring.

The Guardian has obtained the list of the nominated tracks: it showcases pop music from every corner of the globe, from Canada's choice of native superstar Drake and his Going Bad to the Balkan reggaeton of Serbia's selection, Preko Sveta by Rasta. England have chosen fan favourite Freed From Desire, a 1997 hit for Italian singer Gala Rizzatto. The only problem is that the song is so popular the Poles and Swiss have selected it too.