Heung-min Son (Spurs v Burnley), Erling Haaland (City v Fulham), Evan Ferguson (Brighton v Newcastle), Ollie Watkins (Villa v Brighton), Eddie Nketiah (Arsenal v Sheff Utd), Nicolas Jackson (Chelsea v Spurs), Dominic Solanke (Bournemouth v Forest), Chris Wood (Forest v Newcastle) and Elijah Adebayo (Luton v Brighton).
Pakistan (13), Sri Lanka (10), Macau (9), Nepal (9), Afghanistan (8), Brunei (7), Maldives (7), Bhutan (6), Guam (6) and Mongolia (6).
Five Times Brazil (1958), Brazil (1962), England (1966), Brazil (1970) and Brazil (1994).
Saido Berahino (£15m), Curtis Davies (£10m), Shane Long (£7m), Diomansy Kamara (£6m), Jason Koumas (£5.3m) and Lee Hughes (£5m).
Marcus Stewart (25), Chris Kiwomya (15), John Wark (13), Ian Marshall (13), Alun Armstrong (11), Marcus Bent (9), Jason Dozzell (7) and Martijn Reuser (7).
Gareth Southgate (42), Gareth Barry (29), David Platt (22), Darius Vassell (22), Billy Walker (18), Tyrone Mings (18) and Ashley Young (15).
Six Times Argentina (1978), West Germany (1990), France (1998), Spain (2010), Germany (2014) and Argentina (2022).
Rodrigo Muniz, Andreas Pereira, Carlos Vinícius and Willian.
Laurent Blanc (1998 France), Christophe Dugarry (1998 France), Steve Mandanda (2018 France), Adil Rami (2018 France) and Florian Thauvin (2018 France).
Hassan Kachloul (112), Romain Saïss (110), Marouane Chamakh (103), Mustapha Hadji (97), Talal El Karkouri (86), Adel Taarabt (86), Sofiane Boufal (70), Youssef Chippo (65) and Hakim Ziyech (64).
Central African Republic, Chad, Djibouti, Eritrea, Eswatini, Lesotho, São Tomé and Príncipe, Seychelles, Somalia and South Sudan.
Serge Gnabry, Kai Havertz, Jens Lehmann, Bernd Leno, Stefan Malz, Alberto Méndez, Per Mertesacker, Shkodran Mustafi, Mesut Özil and Lukas Podolski.
South Korea (2 1956, 1960), Israel (1964), Iran (3 1968, 1972, 1976), Kuwait (1980), Saudi Arabia (3 1984, 1988, 1996), Japan (4 1992, 2000, 2004, 2011), Iraq (2007), Australia (2015) and Qatar (2019).
Maya Yoshida (154), Shinji Okazaki (114), Junichi Inamoto (66), Takehiro Tomiyasu (55), Kaoru Mitoma (50), Takumi Minamino (40), Shinji Kagawa (38), Yoshinori Muto (25) and Hidetoshi Nakata (21).
Chris Sutton (33), Grant Holt (23), Teemu Pukki (22), Mark Robins (20), Efan Ekoku (15), Anthony Pilkington (14), Wes Hoolahan (12), Robert Snodgrass (12) and Ruel Fox (11).
Wayne Hennessey (37), Boaz Myhill (23), Danny Ward (6), Jason Brown (2) and Darren Ward.
Luis Suárez (69), Gustavo Poyet (54), Darwin Núñez (14), Edinson Cavani (12), Diego Forlán (10), Gastón Ramírez (9), Abel Hernández (8), Rodrigo Bentancur (6) and Walter Pandiani (6).
Kolo Touré (353), Wilfried Zaha (305), Didier Drogba (254), Yaya Touré (230), Salomon Kalou (156), Cheick Tioté (138), Emmanuel Eboué (132), Willy-Arnaud Boly (115), Wilfried Bony (115) and Sèrge Aurier (113).
Eden Hazard (£89m Real Madrid), Kai Havertz (£65m Arsenal), Oscar (£60m Shanghai SIPG), Álvaro Morata (£58m Atlético Madrid), Diego Costa (£57m Atlético Madrid), Mason Mount (£55m Manchester United), David Luiz (£50m Paris Saint-Germain), Nemanja Matić (£40m Manchester United) and Juan Mata (£37m Manchester United).
Zeki Amdouni (£16.1m FC Basel), Chris Wood (£15m Leeds United), Ben Gibson (£15m Middlesbrough), James Trafford (£15m Manchester City) and Aaron Ramsey (£14m Aston Villa).
Pablo Zabaleta (303), Carlos Tevez (202), Manuel Lanzini (177), Fabricio Coloccini (174), Erik Lamela (177), Leonardo Ulloa (152), Willy Caballero (86), Juan Sebastián Verón (82), Claudio Yacob (78) and Alexis Mac Allister (67).
West Ham United (1981), Tottenham Hotspur (1982), Manchester United (1983 & 2003), Everton (1984), Bolton Wanderers (1995), Birmingham City (2001), Cardiff City (2012) and Chelsea (2022).
Hamilton Ricard (31), Juninho (29), Mark Viduka (26), Ayegbeni Yakubu (25), Szilard Nemeth (23), Alen Boksic (22), Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (22), Massimo Maccarone (18) and Brian Deane (18).
Emmerson Boyce (194), Maynor Figueroa (179), Paul Scharner (159), Chris Kirkland (131), James McCarthy (115), Hugo Rodallega (112), Ali Al Habsi (101) and Gary Caldwell (100).
Peter Lorimer (238), John Charles (157), Allan Clarke (151), Tom Jennings (117), Billy Bremner (115), Johnny Giles (114), Mick Jones (111) and Charlie Keetley (110).
Reg Matthews (5 Caps, 1956), Danny Thomas (2 Caps, 1983), Cyrille Regis (1 Cap, 1987) and Dion Dublin (3 Caps, 1998).
Matheus Nunes (£53m, Manchester City), Rúben Neves (£47m, Al-Hilal), Diogo Jota (£41m, Liverpool), Morgan Gibbs-White (£26m, Nottingham Forest) and Hélder Costa (£15.6m, Leeds United).
Cardiff City lost to Portsmouth 2008, Millwall lost to Manchester United 2004, Sunderland lost to Liverpool 1992, Queens Park Rangers lost to Tottenham Hotspur 1982, West Ham United beat Arsenal 1980 and Southampton beat Manchester United 1976.
Seven Clubs Arsenal, Everton, Fulham, Manchester City, Nottingham Forest, Sheffield United and West Ham United.
Andy Hinchcliffe (1998), Des Walker (1993), Carlton Palmer (1992-93), Chris Woods (1991-93), David Hirst (1991-92) and Mel Sterland (1988).
Cesc Fàbregas (2), David de Gea, David Silva, Diego Costa (2), Fernando Torres (2), José Antonio Reyes and Juan Mata.
