The England squad on Tuesday trained ahead of their World Cup semi-final against Croatia at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow.
At their base in Zelenogorsk, near Saint Petersburg, coach Gareth Southgate presided over a session in which the players were seen laughing as they tossed around a rubber chicken, showing few nerves ahead of England's biggest game in nearly 30 years, reports Efe.
Wednesday's semi-final will be only the third ever that the Three Lions have competed in, after 1966, when they won the tournament; and 1990, when they lost to West Germany on penalties.
Seventeen of England's 23-man squad were not born the last time the team reached a World Cup semi-final.
Southgate has no fresh injury concerns ahead of his country's ninth meeting with Croatia, and is likely to name the same starting 11 which eliminated Sweden 2-0 in the quarter-final.
Croatia versus England will be played on Wednesday at the Luzhniki Stadium in the Russian capital.
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