Caps, sombreros and beehives! Mail Sport digs out some exclusive images of England stars on duty down the years as Harry Kane and Co prepare to take on Australia

• England have been training all week at their state-of-the-art St George’s Park 
• They face a Wembley double header against Australia and Italy in the next week
• Click here to view our full set of England images from our archive
• Listen to the latest episode of Mail Sport’s podcast ‘It’s All Kicking Off!’

Harry Kane and his England team-mates have spent the week preparing for tonight’s friendly against Australia at their state-of-the-art St George’s Park training centre. 

But international duty has changed a lot through the years for the Three Lions.

Ahead of the upcoming Wembley doubleheader for Gareth Southgate’s men, we have trawled through the Mail Sport picture vault to bring you the best images of England stars on duty as far back as the 1930s.

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Don Howe sprint to catch a train at Paddington after receiving a call-up to face France in 1963

Neighbours of Huddersfield’s Michael O’Grady congratulate him after receiving his first cap

England boss Walter Winterbottom hands out instructions to his team in training back in 1951

Sam Barkas, England skipper, leads the Three Lions out to play Wales in 1937 – they won 2-1

Barry Bridges carries team-mate Nobby Stiles on his shoulders in England training in 1965

Sir Bobby Charlton wears a sombrero after England defeated Mexico at the 1966 World Cup

Charlton poses with his collection of England caps. The Man United legend won 106 in total

Don’t give up the day job, lads! George Cohen and Charlton lie sprawled on the floor during a game of cricket among England’s squad at their Roehampton training ground in 1966

David Sadler (left) and Peter Thompson (right) with wives of the England team in 1970

Bobby Moore poses outside his home in Chigwell, Essex, as he prepares to receive his OBE

Bob McNab packs his bag for the 1970 World Cup, assisted by wife Carol and daughter Kirsty

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