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England’s World Cup ended in familiar pain against Argentina, but the bigger question is what comes next. GARY JORDAN assesses which players can lead the team into Euro 2028, who may fall away and whether 2030 will come too late for some.
16.07.26Opinion
England’s final World Cup warm-up against Costa Rica may be little more than a rehearsal, but it offers another insight into Thomas Tuchel’s thinking. With several key selection calls still unresolved, CHRIS ELDERGILL assesses the emerging shape of England’s likely starting XI.
09.06.26News
Kane’s goal settled it, but this was about far more than the result. From Ngumoha’s eye-catching debut to Tuchel’s selection clues, here are five things we learned from England’s win over New Zealand in Tampa, writes PHIL MARTIN.
07.06.26News
Few teams carry as many near misses as England. From Kane to Gascoigne, ROBERT TAYLOR revisits the moments that might have changed everything – and still linger
09.04.26Features
England’s flat 1-1 draw with Uruguay raised more questions than answers for Thomas Tuchel, as Ben White’s return and a night of boos and baffling officiating were the main talking points from a drab Wembley friendly.
28.03.26News
Check out our player ratings from England’s 1-1 draw with Uruguay. It was a night that did little to inspire. Fringe hopefuls faltered in a bland affair at Wembley, with few winners, and even fewer answers for Thomas Tuchel.
Harry Maguire is set for his first England appearance in 18 months as Thomas Tuchel names an experimental side to face Uruguay at Wembley. PHIL MARTIN assesses the likely line-up.
27.03.26Matchday
Journalist ROBERT TAYLOR, author of Tears for England, a deeply personal chronicle of five decades following the national team. Here, he lays bare England’s enduring underachievement – and the reasons he still believes this summer might just be different.
18.03.26Features
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