Sharp-shooter Kane and England squad train ahead of last-16 World Cup match with Colombia - in pictures

• 

  Jordan Henderson of England celebrates during the England training session at the Stadium Spartak Zelenogorsk on July 2, 2018 in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Alex Morton / Getty Images

• 

  Harry Kane of England challenges Marcus Rashford of England during the England training session at the Stadium Spartak Zelenogorsk on July 2, 2018 in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Alex Morton / Getty Images

• 

  Danny Welbeck of England controls the ball during the England training session at the Stadium Spartak Zelenogorsk on July 2, 2018 in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Alex Morton / Getty Images

• 

  Phil Jones of England trains during the England training session at the Stadium Spartak Zelenogorsk on July 2, 2018 in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Alex Morton / Getty Images

• 

  Harry Kane of England contorls the ball during the England training session at the Stadium Spartak Zelenogorsk on July 2, 2018 in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Alex Morton / Getty Images

• 

  Gareth Southgate, Manager of England looks on as his team train during the England training session at the Stadium Spartak Zelenogorsk on July 2, 2018 in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Alex Morton / Getty Images

• 

  Harry Kane, Eric Dier and their teammates attend a training session. Lee Smith / Reuters

England play Colombia in their World Cup last-16 match on Tuesday in what is one of the biggest games in the country's recent history.

Captain Harry Kane and the rest of Gareth Southgate's squad  train at their Zelenogorsk base camp on Monday before travelling to Moscow ahead of Tuesday's match at the city's Spartak Stadium.

England finished second in Group G behind Belgium, while Colombia topped Group H.

Both are hoping to join France, Uruguay, Russia and Croatia in the quarter-finals.

There are two last-16 ties on Monday: Brazil v Mexico (6pm) and Belgium v Japan (10pm)

_______________

Read more:

World Cup 2018: Day 19 updates - Russia celebrates, Neymar and Brazil take on Mexico

WATCH: '180!' England's Harry Kane on target again

Who's crying now? Fans mock tearful Sergio Ramos after Spain World Cup exit