What are the patches on some shirts at the World Cup?

What are the patches on some shirts at the World Cup?Image source, AFP via Getty ImagesImage caption, Harry Kane has a patch on the sleeve of his England shirt that none of his team-mates hasByGary RoseBBC Sport journalist in VancouverPublished1 minute agoWhen England began their World Cup campaign against Croatia on Wednesday, viewers may have spotted something a little different about Harry Kane's shirt.That's because on the sleeve below the tournament badge was a golden patch, something none of his other Three Lions' team-mates were wearing.Why was Kane's shirt different? Well, the patch is only allowed to be worn by players who have won the Golden Boot at a World Cup.Kane took that award in 2018 in Russia, where he scored six goals to help England reach the semi-finals.Eagle-eyed viewers on Tuesday will also have seen France striker Kylian Mbappe also wearing a golden patch during their win against Senegal, after he won the Golden Boot four years ago by scoring eight goals at the finals in Qatar.Only one other player at this summer's World Cup can wear a golden patch on their sleeve - James Rodriguez of Colombia, in recognition of his six goals at Brazil 2014.Are there any other special patches at the tournament?Image source, AFP via Getty ImagesImage caption, Players making their World Cup debut have the above patch on their sleeve at this tournament Yes, there are a few - marking a number of different achievements.A gold World Cup badge will be worn by the seven teams at these finals - including England - who have won the tournament before.Players making their debut at this World Cup will have a patch to show that - a tournament logo accompanied by the words 'Debut Fifa World Cup'.At the other end of the scale, players who are World Cup veterans are also being recognised. A flag of the player's country will sit below the World Cup logo alongside the word "legacy" if they have appeared in five or more World Cups...