Phil Foden signs 4-year Man City deal, staying through 2030
What's new: The extension comes after Foden lost his starting spot and missed England's World Cup squad this summer.
What's new: The extension comes after Foden lost his starting spot and missed England's World Cup squad this summer.
Why it matters: The former England captain won two Ballon d'Or awards and became a defining figure at Liverpool, Hamburg and Newcastle.
What's next: England will mark the former captain and manager's life before its Sept. 26 Nations League game against Spain at Wembley.
What's new: Marc Guehi, Jude Bellingham and Djed Spence drew the strongest praise, while injuries and a red card hurt England's campaign.
What's next: Argentina advanced to Sunday's final after erasing England's 1-0 lead in Atlanta.
What's next: Argentina will face Spain on Sunday after Enzo Fernandez leveled in the 86th minute and Lautaro Martinez scored in stoppage time.
What's new: England secured its best World Cup finish in 60 years, while Kylian Mbappe reached 10 goals before Didier Deschamps’ final match ended in defeat.
What's at stake: Goals in the third-place game count toward the Golden Boot, with Kylian Mbappe tied with Lionel Messi on eight.
What's new: Argentina have scored 19 goals, while Spain have conceded just once in seven matches heading into Sunday's final.
Why it matters: The winner secures third place, and France's Kylian Mbappe can still overtake Lionel Messi in the Golden Boot race.
What's next: England face France in Saturday's third-place playoff in Miami after letting a 1-0 lead slip late.
What's next: Argentina moved into the World Cup final after England scored first before fading late.
What's next: England face France in Saturday's third-place playoff as criticism grows over the late tactical retreat.
Earlier: Rooney urges England to keep Tuchel unless Guardiola is availableSeries: England · Tuchel Post World Cup Fallout · 2 chapters since Jul 17Argentina faces no threat of expulsion from the final, but AFA could face another penalty like the 20,000 pound fine in 2014.
What's next: Any FIFA disciplinary case would likely come after the tournament, with no threat to Argentina's place in the final.
What's next: Thomas Tuchel is expected to stay through Euro 2028 despite criticism over the late tactical shift in Atlanta.
What's next: Lionel Messi and Argentina advanced to the title match after Lautaro Martinez scored from Messi's cross in the 92nd minute.
What's next: England's 60-year wait for a men's World Cup final goes on after a stoppage-time winner from Lautaro Martinez.
What's next: Argentina will face Spain in the final after Enzo Fernandez equalized in the 85th minute and Lautaro Martinez scored in stoppage time.
What's next: Argentina will face Spain on Sunday after Lionel Messi set up both late goals in Atlanta.
Enzo Fernandez tied it in the 85th minute, then Lautaro Martinez scored the winner in stoppage time.
What's next: Lionel Messi meets England for the first time as Thomas Tuchel chases a place in the final.
What's next: The winner of Wednesday's Match 102 reaches the 2026 World Cup final, with Lionel Messi set to face England for the first time.
What's next: Lionel Messi is poised to face England for the first time as the defending champions chase another final.
What's new: Lionel Scaloni pushed back on war-era framing after Argentina's extra-time quarter-final win over Switzerland.
What’s new: Lionel Messi is set to face England for the first time in Wednesday’s semifinal in Atlanta.
What's new: Chelsea value the Argentina midfielder at about £120 million, and Real Madrid has denied pursuing him.
What's next: England face Argentina in Wednesday's World Cup semifinal after a 122-minute quarterfinal in Miami heat.
What’s next: England advances to a World Cup semifinal against Argentina after the dispute over Jude Bellingham’s equalizer.
Earlier: Tuchel rips England after 2-1 extra-time World Cup win over NorwaySeries: England · World Cup Quarterfinal Win Over Norway · 6 chapters since Jul 12What's next: Defending champion Argentina faces England in Atlanta after Julián Alvarez scored the winner in the 112th minute.
What’s next: The winner advances to the final four after Norway scored 12 goals in five matches and knocked out Brazil.
Why it matters: Wet Bulb Globe Temperature near kickoff is estimated at 28C-30C, a range FIFPRO says can justify delaying play.
What’s next: Saturday’s quarterfinal could turn on whether England can cut service from Martin Odegaard and wide runners into Erling Haaland.
What’s next: The defender will miss Saturday’s quarterfinal with Norway and any semifinal if England advances.
Why it matters: Officials see a one-off day off as politically manageable despite past estimates of a £2.4 billion economic hit.
What's next: England face Norway in Miami on Saturday after surviving nearly 50 minutes with 10 men.
What's next: England will face Norway after Jude Bellingham scored twice and Harry Kane added the winner from the spot.
What's next: England heads to its quarterfinal against Norway without the veteran midfielder after he was hurt celebrating the 3-2 win over Mexico.
What's new: British officials also contacted diplomats in Mexico City as FIFA weighed a 6-hour move over storm forecasts.
What's next: The point left England close to the knockout stage, with Panama up next on Saturday.
What’s new: Marcus Rashford and Declan Rice returned to training, easing two fresh injury concerns before Tuesday’s game.
What's next: The England great returns to the WSL as London City pushes to climb after finishing sixth in its debut top-flight season.
What’s new: England’s aggressive, direct buildup left Harry Kane deep and Declan Rice wide, opening central space after turnovers.
What's new: Harry Kane scored twice, including a retaken penalty, and Jude Bellingham put England ahead 3-2.
What's new: Jude Bellingham's go-ahead goal and Marcus Rashford's late finish capped a comeback after a 2-2 halftime deadlock.
What's next: England head to their Group L match against Ghana with fresh concerns over a shaky back line.
What's new: Marcus Rashford sealed the win, and Harry Kane matched England's World Cup finals scoring record.
What's new: Supporters risk losing large flags at Dallas Stadium, where only small banners and preapproved displays are being allowed.
What's next: Thomas Tuchel must decide whether to start Saka in Dallas on Wednesday or turn to Noni Madueke on the right wing.
What's new: Police said the stolen items were recovered, and reports said none were essential for England's opener against Croatia.
What's new: Police had no suspects in custody, and England's team was still in Florida when the shooting happened.