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Who makes England's next chapter after World Cup heartbreak?
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
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Frustrated by Ghana in Boston, England struggle for cutting edge
England controlled the ball if not the outcome in the Boston Stadium, as Ghana’s resistance exposed familiar issues. PHIL MARTIN dissects a frustrating display that raises questions despite late chances to win it and Thomas Tuchel's men all but booking their place in the knockout phase.
24.06.26Opinion
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SQUAD TRACKER ANALYSIS: Timely World Cup boosts for England and Thomas Tuchel
England’s injury picture is shifting fast as Bakayo Saka, John Stones and Trevor Chalobah race back into contention, just as others fall away. PHIL MARTIN assesses who’s rising, who’s fading, and what it means for Tuchel’s plans.
26.04.26Features
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Five things we learned from England's defeat to Japan
England’s final Wembley outing before the World Cup ended in a worrying defeat to Japan, and it raised more questions than answers for Thomas Tuchel. Here are five things PHIL MARTIN spotted in the final game of the send-off series at Wembley.
01.04.26News
How Arsenal’s tournament blueprint could be England’s secret weapon this summer
England may have the talent, but it’s Arsenal who are showing what true tournament football looks like. PHIL MARTIN feels Arteta’s pragmatic, disciplined style could be the template Thomas Tuchel needs as he prepares for a World Cup, where margins will be so tight.
22.03.26Opinion
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Ten talking points from Thomas Tuchel’s England press conference
This was Thomas Tuchel at his forthright best. Laying out a bold approach of resting overworked key players, while giving genuine opportunity to those on the fringes. Here are our ten key points from a fascinating England press conference.
20.03.26News
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Let’s admit it, England’s record is terrible. But there’s hope this summer
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