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England and Croatia have had many high-profile matches, and back in the summer of 2004 during the Euros, a certain Wayne Rooney put himself in the World spotlight.
10.11.26History
Manchester City defender Marc Guehi has withdrawn from the latest squad due to injury, which means a late call-up for Dan Burn of Newcastle United. James Hill of Bournemouth gets a first call-up.
09.11.26News
England U21 manager Lee Carsley named his first squad since qualifying for the European Championship finals next summer, as the younger Three Lions prepare for a third straight title.
07.11.26News
With World Cup qualification still foremost in Sarina Wiegman's sights, the draw for the Nations League has France, Austria, and Portugal also lined up in the near future.
04.11.26News
From humble beginnings to England's all-time leading goal scorer, and now recognised as the best player in the world. Harry Kane is at the peak of his powers.
27.10.26News
Sarina Weigman has signed a contract extension which keeps her tied to the England post for a further two years. This comes at a time when the squad is at a crossroads, blending a new generation of talent with the experienced core players.
22.10.26News
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
For England, no World Cup opponent carries more history, emotion or baggage than Argentina. As another seismic meeting awaits in Atlanta, GARY JORDAN explores the rivalry that has defined generations.
14.07.26History
England’s World Cup has already become a test of nerve, discipline and squad depth. With Norway and Erling Haaland next, GARY JORDAN examines the players walking England’s yellow-card tightrope and what Thomas Tuchel must manage in Miami.
09.07.26News
England have produced memorable World Cup wins before, but few have matched the drama, resilience and emotion of victory over Mexico at the Azteca. GARY JORDAN reflects on a night that could shape Thomas Tuchel’s England for years to come.
06.07.26Analysis
GARY JORDAN assesses England's biggest challenge of the World Cup so far as Thomas Tuchel wrestles with key selection dilemmas before a daunting last-16 showdown with hosts Mexico. Can the Three Lions finally hit top form when it matters most?
04.07.26Opinion
England have never lost to African opposition at the World Cup, but history alone will not carry Thomas Tuchel's side through. As England prepare to face DR Congo, GARY JORDAN examines why old records offer little comfort against a continent that continues to grow in strength.
29.06.26History
The noise after England's draw with Ghana has been loud, but has anything really changed? With Group L still in their hands and Panama next up, GARY JORDAN argues Thomas Tuchel has little reason to panic as the World Cup enters a decisive phase.
24.06.26Analysis
England's next opponents left it late, but Ghana's 1-0 win over Panama offered plenty of clues for Thomas Tuchel and his staff. From defensive resilience to attacking threats, GARY JORDAN assesses what England learned from the Black Stars' opening World Cup outing.
18.06.26Analysis
GARY JORDAN's vivid account of how England’s 1982 campaign rebuilt belief after a decade in World Cup exile. Here, he looks back on the summer that revived a nation’s faith – in a standout tournament in Spain, which in the eyes of many was the greatest ever.
20.03.26History
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