PHIL MARTIN reflects on England’s remarkable night in Rijeka, where a surreal atmosphere, 6,000 schoolchildren and a ruthless performance combined to create one of the most memorable away trips in recent years.

‘If you’d told me that Harry Kane would go on to become the most capped player and by far the greatest goalscorer we’d ever have based on his time at Leicester, I’d have laughed you out of the room.’

England were an hour away from a World Cup final before Argentina turned the game around. PHIL MARTIN examines Thomas Tuchel’s biggest decisions, the criticism that followed and why England’s future remains bright.

PHIL MARTIN explores the remarkable story of Kevin Keegan, from Liverpool and Hamburg to Newcastle United and England. Discover how a fearless player and inspirational manager became one of the defining figures in English football history.

England finished third, but did the World Cup leave renewed belief or lingering regret? CHRIS ELDERGILL brings together the verdicts of The Sixty Six's expert writers on Thomas Tuchel, Jude Bellingham and the defining moments of England's summer.