Before kick-off, a starting XI commemorative photograph is taken. The tradition of taking a starting XI photograph has existed since 1863, when one was taken for Wanderers F.C. and following inaugural 1871–72 FA Cup, starting XI photograph became common throughout England. Taking a starting XI photograph also occurred in 1930 FIFA World Cup, and, at present, in international A matches and international club matches such as UEFA Champions League, taking a starting XI commemorative photograph is included in match day protocols. On occasion, some teams took both starting XI photograph and full squad photograph in their historic matches, for example, Brazil in 2002 FIFA World Cup Final and Tottenham Hotspur in the 2019 UEFA Champions League Final. Matchday transfer shirt This tradition started in early 2000s. To commemorate matches such as international matches in FIFA World Cup, Players wear special shirt attached transfer with match information. See also Geography of association football Glossary of association football terms List of association football competitions Vuvuzela References External links FootballCulture.net – A website run by the British Council exploring Football Culture (Internet Archive copy). FootballCulture.com – Dutch Clothing label with supporters mentality since 2008. Footballers are Idiots – A website compiling the best of footballers' bad behaviour. FIFA Code of Conduct for Football Football Against Racism in Europe The Global Game – World Football, Women's Football, Media, Culture Nouvelle Fédération Board website It's a Funny Old Game: Explaining Curiosities from Poland's Football Culture