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National TeamCole Palmer accused of faking injury to leave England camp
Former West Ham defender James Collins has claimed Chelsea's Cole Palmer fabricated a muscle problem to withdraw from the Nations League squad, suggesting he was upset at missing the World Cup.
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National TeamFA backs Tuchel as England manager despite Nations League squad criticism
The Football Association has publicly supported manager Thomas Tuchel following scrutiny of his Nations League squad selection, with England set to face Spain next.
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National TeamTuchel recalls Palmer and Alexander-Arnold to England squad
Thomas Tuchel has named a 26-man England squad for the Nations League break, bringing back Chelsea's Cole Palmer and Real Madrid's Trent Alexander-Arnold while explaining omissions like Morgan Gibbs-White.
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National TeamTuchel closes door on Maguire England future after public comments
Thomas Tuchel says Harry Maguire's public reaction to his World Cup omission makes an England return 'virtually impossible' as he recalls Trent Alexander-Arnold.
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National TeamStones injury blow for England ahead of Nations League squad announcement
John Stones is a major doubt for England's upcoming Nations League matches after Inter Milan confirmed a thigh strain, with his condition to be reassessed in the coming days.
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National TeamEngland recall decisions loom for Tuchel after World Cup omissions
England manager Thomas Tuchel faces a major selection call on whether to recall Cole Palmer, Phil Foden and Trent Alexander-Arnold for his first squad since the World Cup.
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Match reportTuchel says England were 'waiting for death' in World Cup semi-final loss
Thomas Tuchel has defended his substitutions in England's 2-1 defeat to Argentina, saying his fatigued side was 'waiting for death' as they prepare for Nations League games.
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AnalysisEngland's World Cup Hopes Face Historic Manager Curse
England's 2026 World Cup campaign faces a unique historical challenge, as no foreign manager has ever lifted the trophy, a pattern dating back to 1930.
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AnalysisEngland FA Reviews World Cup Tactics Following Player Feedback
The English FA is gathering player feedback on Thomas Tuchel's World Cup tactics as part of its routine post-tournament review following the semi-final loss.
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National TeamEngland boss Tuchel faces FA review after World Cup heartbreak
Thomas Tuchel faces an FA inquest with a six-person panel over England's gut-wrenching World Cup semi-final loss to Argentina in July.
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AnalysisEngland's 2026 World Cup Prospects Under Tuchel Examined
England are viewed as a top European side for the 2026 World Cup, with manager Thomas Tuchel leading a talented squad currently first in qualifying.
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Match reportEngland's World Cup win over Mexico detailed by referee Alireza Faghani
Australian-Iranian referee Alireza Faghani details the key decisions and atmosphere from England's dramatic 3-2 World Cup last-16 win over Mexico at Estadio Azteca.
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National TeamFA Begins England World Cup Review, Players to Give Feedback
England players will be consulted as the FA conducts a review of the 2026 World Cup campaign, where the team achieved its best finish since 1966.
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TransfersOllie Watkins joins Al-Hilal from Aston Villa
England forward Ollie Watkins moves to Al-Hilal in a £51m deal, departing Aston Villa after six seasons.
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Match reportSpain's Gavi banned for England clash after WC final brawl
Spain midfielder Gavi will miss the Nations League match against England at Wembley on September 26 after receiving a one-game ban for his part in the post-World Cup final brawl.
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Match reportEngland's World Cup 2026 Journey and Future
England finished as runners-up in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, losing a thrilling final to Spain, and now lead their qualifying group ahead of a rematch.
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Match reportEngland's World Cup Quarterfinal Against Norway Preview
England meets Norway in a crucial World Cup quarterfinal in Miami, with Gareth Southgate's side leading the tournament table and aiming for a first title since 1966.
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Match reportEngland's 7-0 win over Pakistan: Key takeaways
England defeated Pakistan 7-0 at Headingley on 17 September 2024, giving Joe Root a triumphant start to his second term as Test captain. The match highlighted England’s seam-heavy attack, Jordan Cox’s promising debut, Jamie Smith’s improved wicketkeeping, and the impact of new coach Stephen Fleming’s remote guidance, while exposing Pakistan’s struggles with spin and consistency.
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Match reportUnai Emery hints Watkins refused to play after Brighton loss
Unai Emery hinted that Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins may have refused to play after a 4-0 loss to Brighton, amid reports of a £34m bid from Saudi club Al-Hilal. Watkins was omitted from the squad despite no injury, and Villa rejected multiple offers. Brighton’s win featured an own goal by Victor Lindelof and a red card for Joao Gomes.
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TransfersPogba Cuts Cheshire Mansion Price to £3.5m Amid Monaco Exit
Paul Pogba has reduced the asking price of his Cheshire mansion to £3.5 million, down from £3.95 million. The move comes as his contract with AS Monaco ends early after a series of injuries.
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Match reportDom Ballard's Backheel Goal: England's Bristol City in Championship Action
Dom Ballard's backheel goal for Bristol City in the Championship has sparked debate about whether it deserves the Puskás Award.
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National TeamEngland's Hardest Fans Named by Ex-Hooligan
England's fans have been named among the toughest in the country by a former hooligan.
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OpinionFootball Supporters' Association Calls for End to Tragedy Chanting in England
The Football Supporters' Association (FSA) is urging fans in England to put an end to tragedy chanting, which can have serious consequences.
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National TeamArsenal signs England defender Konsa from Villa
Arsenal secured England international defender Ezri Konsa from Aston Villa for £55 million on a four-year deal, aiming to reinforce a defence weakened by injuries and fitness concerns. The move follows the departures of Christian Norgaard, Leandro Trossard and Jakub Kiwior, and is part of a broader squad-strengthening strategy that includes the signings of Bruno Guimaraes and Christos Tzolis.