World Cup 2018: Official slogans of all the competing teams

#9 Egypt

لما نقول الفراعنة الدنيا تقوم تسمعنا

Arguably the most imaginative of slogans

(Translation: When you say Pharaohs, the world must get up and listen)

However, with Salah injured and no certain news about his fitness, the Pharaohs are currently in a lull.

Assuming Salah is fit and scores a couple of goals, you can be sure that he will be winning every online poll imaginable.

Egypt takes up the award for the most thought-out slogan of the tournament with hands tied behind their back. It takes a lot of effort to come up with something like this without sounding cheesy, and props to the creator.

#10 England

SEND US VICTORIOUS

As England gets ready for another round of hoping and being disappointed, England's slogan might be harder to understand for non-natives.

Britain's national anthem goes:

God save our gracious Queen/ Long live our noble Queen/ God save the Queen!

Send her victorious/ Happy and glorious/ Long to reign over us/ God save the Queen!

Presumably, their slogan is a reference to that. After many years of waiting, this might finally be the year the World Cup comes home. God save England.

#11 France

VOTRE FORCE, NOTRE PASSION. ALLEZ LES BLEUS !!!

(Translation: Your strength, our passion! Come on Les Bleus!)

After coming close in the Euro 2016, this is France's chance to shine big. They have a great squad at their disposal and will be looking forward to the battles eagerly. Like the Egyptian slogan, they have steered clear of cliches and still delivered a decent one. Another slogan that sounds so much better in the intended language than in English.

The defending champions have promised to make history once more

#12 Germany

ZUSAMMEN. GESCHICHTE SCHREIBEN

(Translation: Let's write history together)

Although a closer translation is "Together. We write history" it was probably deemed too close to the Denmark slogan.

True to their stereotypes, the Germans have gone for a no-nonsense slogan, containing only the facts. The defending Champions are primed to retain the trophy this year, and they will take no hostages during the next month.