Noni Madueke's injury raises concerns for England's World Cup squad selection

England face late 2026 World Cup concerns following Thomas Tuchel's squad reveal and an injury to one of the players named in it.
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Toney and Watkins named in England squad

Coach Thomas Tuchel has included the Al-Ahli and Aston Villa forwards in his 26-man squad for the tournament in Canada, Mexico and the United States.
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The England Football Team is launching its first ever pop-up shop in central London – and it opens this week

England take on Croatia on June 17 in our first group stage game of the competition, where the men’s squad will be hoping to take home the silverware for the first time in 60 years. Whether you’re planning to catch the games in a beer garden or book a (pretty pricy) flight to see the Three Lions in person,

England World Cup Roster Update: Foden, Palmer, Macguire Out; Toney, Madueke In

Thomas Tuchel sent shockwaves through English football after leaving Phil Foden, Cole Palmer, and a "shocked and gutted" Harry Maguire out of England’s final 26-man World Cup squad.

Dear England: Why did Sam Allardyce actually leave the England team? The truth about pint of wine plot

Sam leaving the team opened up the position of manager for Gareth

BBC viewers say same thing minutes into new football drama Dear England

The BBC's new football drama, Dear England, premiered on Sunday night. Starring Joseph Fiennes as former England manager Gareth Southgate, the series is a fictionalised account that follows the success and struggles of the England men's football team from 2016 to 2024.

David Baddiel explores the meaning of England and Englishness through the history of the football team in new Radio 4 series Sixty Years of Hurt

Contributors including Stephen Fry, James Graham, Maisie Adam, Pippa Grange, Stuart Pearce, David Seaman, Elis James, Alex James, Roy Williams, and many more join David ahead of the World Cup

Dear England cast guide: The actors in the BBC drama compared to the characters they are playing

BBC's new football drama Dear England debuts today, and is set to be a truly special watch. Starring Joseph Fiennes as England manager Gareth Southgate, the series is a fictionalised account that follows the hardships and success of the England men's football team under Southgate's leadership from 2016 to 2024.