Wembley stadium is preparing for a foreign invasion following the Football Association's decision to sell 18-thousand tickets to Polish fans for tomorrow morning's decisive World Cup qualifying match.
The visiting team is entitled to 10 percent of Wembley's 90-thousand seats, but the FA hopes doubling the visitors' allocation will prevent away fans from buying seats among home supporters.
England are on top of their World Cup qualifying group, one point ahead of Ukraine, and they'll qualify for next year's finals in Brazil if they win tomorrow morning.
The two sides drew 1-all earlier in their qualifying campaign, but Poland can't make the World Cup finals.
