England aim to end 60 years of hurt in Group L, facing Croatia, Ghana, and Panama. Thomas Tuchel leads the Three Lions, with Croatia's ageing stars, Ghana's turmoil, and Panama's resilience shaping a tricky path to the knockout stages.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off with 48 teams across 3 host nations. England faces Croatia and Panama in Group D, while Scotland takes on Brazil in Group H.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by the US, Canada, and Mexico, will feature 48 teams and 104 matches from June 11 to July 19. England face Croatia; Scotland meet Brazil.

Thomas Tuchel's first England squad announcement for the 2026 World Cup sent a clear message: discipline, intensity, and commitment are key. His firm tone and past criticism of Jude Bellingham underline a new era.

With the 2026 World Cup kickoff on June 11, 48 nations finalize 26-man squads by June 1 deadline. England, Brazil, Germany among those submitting lists. Expanded tournament adds pressure.

Thomas Tuchel’s first England World Cup squad omits Cole Palmer, Phil Foden, and Harry Maguire, recalling Ivan Toney and emphasizing team cohesion over individual talent.

England have named their 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup in USA, Mexico and Canada. Jude Bellingham, Harry Kane and John Stones lead the group, with England in Group L against Croatia, Ghana and Panama.

England boss Thomas Tuchel shocks by omitting stars Maguire, Palmer, Foden, Alexander-Arnold from his 2026 World Cup squad, opting for 'specialists' to build a 'brotherhood'.

Tuchel announces England World Cup squad with shock call-up for Ivan Toney and drops Alexander-Arnold for Spence.

Thomas Tuchel names 26-man England squad for 2026 World Cup, omitting Phil Foden, Cole Palmer, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Harry Maguire.

Thomas Tuchel names 26-man England squad for 2026 World Cup, recalling Ivan Toney while omitting Cole Palmer, Phil Foden, and Trent Alexander-Arnold. The ruthless selection prioritizes system fit over reputation.

England's 26-man squad announcement sparks debate over Tuchel's starting XI. The choice between back three or back four and the untouchable core of Saka, Bellingham, and Kane dominate discussions.

England’s 2026 World Cup squad, named by Thomas Tuchel, sparks fierce debate. With high-profile omissions and a new tactical system, can the Three Lions finally end their 60-year trophy drought? Vote in The Independent’s poll.

England set to name their 26-player World Cup squad. Portugal and Brazil have already revealed their lists, with Cristiano Ronaldo set for a record sixth World Cup appearance.

Managers submit 26-man rosters by June 1. Italy's Tonali (Achilles), Germany's Musiala (fitness gamble), England's Saka (hamstring) and Argentina's Dybala (ACL) are among star absentees.

Players await World Cup squad selection with hope and dread; Micah Richards and Martin Keown recall the pain of omission, while Theo Walcott experienced the shock of a call-up.

Thomas Tuchel faces agonizing decisions ahead of England's 2026 World Cup squad announcement, with injuries, form, and tactical balance creating uncertainty, especially in defence.