The World Cup is now just hours from getting underway, and with it comes Scotland’s return to the tournament after a 28-year exile. Excited yet?
The pre-tournament warm-up games against Curacao and Bolivia are done and dusted, and next up is the Group C opener against Haiti. With the tournament set to begin on June 11 at 8pm in Mexico City, the tournament will see supporters across the world donning their brand new national team jerseys - but which team has released the best home kit design this year?
With new designs from Nike, Adidas, Puma and more, we have put together our list of the top 30 home kits ranked from 30 to 1. From the modern-day classics to the instantly forgettable.
Scroll down and click through to see where each nation’s home kit placed - including Scotland and England. Do you agree with our picks?
5. 26th: South Africa
Said to be a throwback to the iconic 2010 World Cup jersey, this Banyana Banyana kit is a bit of a miss that is only saved by it's bright and bold yellow and green colour wave. If it looks like a template and feels like a template, it's a template. | Getty Images
6. 25th: Morocco
Oh, Puma. Make an effort! Another design that follows a similar theme, Morocco will be one of the team's to watch at this year's tournament, but their kit certainly won't be. Hardly offensive, but just a standardised, by the numbers kit. Boring. | Getty Images
7. 24th: Paraguay
Why are the stripes all wavy? We admire a bit of difference in a kit design, but this makes no sense. | Getty Images
8. 23rd: Netherlands
The Dutch kits of the 70s and 80s were some of the best to ever exist, and now Nike has landed them with this. Uninspiring. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images