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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.
21.07.26History
England were on course for the World Cup Final until the game turned. PHIL MARTIN examines the tactical decisions that shifted momentum, why Argentina seized control and the questions Thomas Tuchel must now answer.
16.07.26Opinion
England dominated, fell behind to a freak goal, survived VAR drama and needed extra time before Jude Bellingham delivered once more. On another breathless night, this time in Miami, Thomas Tuchel's side found a way through, writes PHIL MARTIN.
12.07.26Opinion
Ocean Drive is packed with England supporters and anticipation is building ahead of a huge World Cup clash with Norway. Haaland headlines the threat, but Ødegaard, Sørloth and Nusa give Norway plenty of weapons. England have a major opportunity and Tuchel's influence is growing with every game, writes PHIL MARTIN.
11.07.26Analysis
PHIL MARTIN was inside the Azteca as England faced one of the fiercest atmospheres in world football. From pre-match uncertainty to late VAR drama and Thomas Tuchel's tactical brilliance, this is the story of an unforgettable World Cup night that those in attendance will never forget.
08.07.26Analysis
England's World Cup journey heads to the iconic Azteca, where history, altitude and a passionate home crowd await against Mexico. Can Harry Kane inspire another famous victory and take England into the semi-finals? PHIL MARTIN explores the challenge that could define England's tournament.
02.07.26Opinion
Jude Bellingham has moved from key player to focal point in England’s World Cup campaign. His performance against Panama underlined his importance to our chances. If he can maintain these levels, that might define just how far Thomas Tuchel’s side go writes PHIL MARTIN.
29.06.26Opinion
Three Lions legend Stuart Pearce feels Nico O'Reilly could be the difference against Panama later today, but says England need to move the ball quicker to avoid another frustrating result in New Jersey.
27.06.26News
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
England exploded into life in Dallas, blending attacking swagger with cutting edge as Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham inspired a statement win over Croatia. Under Thomas Tuchel, there is a clear identity taking shape: bold, intelligent and ruthlessly effective. This might just be the start of something, writes PHIL MARTIN.
18.06.26Opinion
The waiting is almost over. By the time the sun dips across Mexico this afternoon, the World Cup will have begun in earnest. For England, the campaign starts next Wednesday inside the air‑conditioned AT&T Stadium in Dallas, but the sense of anticipation has already begun to swell. It always does, but PHIL MARTIN feels it's time for balance.
11.06.26Opinion
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
A newly laid pitch, Florida heat and a World Cup just days away. As England face New Zealand in Tampa, PHIL MARTIN examines why Thomas Tuchel's biggest concern may have little to do with the opposition.
06.06.26News
‘’I’m here to put another star on the shirt,’ was how Thomas Tuchel set the tone at his first FA technical meeting. PHIL MARTIN breaks down the England head coach’s ruthless plan for this summer’s World Cup. His thinking is clear, structured and unapologetically driven by a desire to succeed.
05.06.26Analysis
England’s World Cup chances were boosted last May when Dan Ashworth returned as chief football officer. It went largely unnoticed, but PHIL MARTIN explains why his influence on culture, clarity and standards could be vital this summer.
01.06.26Opinion
As Harry Maguire, Cole Palmer and Phil Foden are expected to miss out, PHIL MARTIN ponders the thinking behind Thomas Tuchel's selections as he prepares to name his final 26 for the World Cup.
22.05.26News
With England’s World Cup squad announcement now less than 24 hours away, our exclusive Squad Tracker has shifted again - most notably Harry Maguire, Cole Palmer and Phil Foden are all set to miss out. Here’s how Thomas Tuchel’s most likely 26 looks heading into Friday’s big reveal.
22.05.26Features
The Sixty Six understands Levi Colwill’s impressive return to fitness and recent run of form has put him back in the frame for the World Cup, writes PHIL MARTIN ahead of Friday’s squad announcement
18.05.26News
England’s provisional squad has been submitted, yet uncertainty remains. As injuries and fitness concerns linger, Thomas Tuchel must decide how much risk he can afford ahead of naming his final World Cup squad.
12.05.26Features
Kobbie Mainoo’s recent form at Manchester United has nudged him ahead of James Garner in England’s midfield pecking order, while Reece James and Trevor Chalobah face uphill battles. With form and fitness now decisive, Tuchel’s thinking is becoming clearer, writes PHIL MARTIN.
05.05.26Features
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
For years, Harry Kane has arrived at tournaments running on empty. Now, as PHIL MARTIN reports, a carefully managed season at Bayern Munich offers something new: sharpness, freshness and a chance to finally dominate on the biggest stage.
23.04.26Opinion
As Thomas Tuchel nears his final squad, the battle to support Harry Kane intensifies. PHIL MARTIN examines the late pushes from Ollie Watkins and Morgan Gibbs-White and who makes the cut.
20.04.26Features
The World Cup is meant to welcome fans, not fleece them. But $150 train fares to MetLife Stadium tell a different story. PHIL MARTIN examines how supporters are being priced out before they even arrive.
18.04.26News
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