England's biggest army of fans in World Cup so far head to New York City to see vital Panama clash

The MetLife Stadium, where the match against Panama will take place, is a significant venue with a large capacity, indicating a substantial turnout of English fans is expected. With a seating capacity of 78,576, it is the largest venue to host an England match in the World Cup so far. This suggests that the team's following is considerable, with thousands of fans travelling to support them in this important clash.

England's biggest army of fans in World Cup so far head to New York City to see vital Panama clash

The MetLife Stadium, known as New York/New Jersey for the World Cup, is the biggest venue for a Three Lions game so far. Its 78,576-capacity means that more than 30,000 fans are likely to be in the white shirts of England.