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England manager Thomas Tuchel and goalkeeper Jordan Pickford spoke to BBC Radio 5 Live ahead of their Round of 32 match against DR Congo. They discussed expectations, penalty preparations, and the benefits of playing in an air-conditioned stadium.
England head coach Thomas Tuchel describes the World Cup knockout stage as 'the third chapter' in his quest for glory. Defensive injuries to Reece James and Jarell Quansah leave England vulnerable as they face DR Congo in Atlanta.
The Epsom Eagles grassroots football club has sent a good luck message to the England squad, advising them to score lots of goals.
England fans living in the US share their difficulties in finding a proper cup of tea, highlighting cultural differences in tea preparation.
Volunteers at the Kansas City media centre discuss their experience hosting the England squad, including observations on English accents and the Three Lions.
BBC Sport's Sarah Dawkins analyzes England's potential route to World Cup victory, exploring the team's chances and possible obstacles.
England manager Thomas Tuchel confirms the team will follow Gareth Southgate's penalty shootout blueprint at the World Cup. The approach, which improved England's shootout record, includes meticulous preparation and a buddy system. England face DR Congo in the round of 32 on Wednesday.
England manager Thomas Tuchel has responded to criticism of the team's performances in their last two World Cup matches, speaking with BBC Sport's Kelly Somers.
UK police praise England fans for 'excellent' behaviour at the World Cup in the US, with no reports of violence. However, domestic football-related incidents in England and Wales have risen to 463, up from 304 at Euro 2024 and 291 at the 2022 World Cup.
Jarell Quansah and Reece James missed England training ahead of their World Cup last-32 match against DR Congo, compounding right-back problems. Quansah suffered a twisted ankle against Panama, while James has yet to resume training due to a hamstring injury.
Alan Shearer has identified three key areas where England must improve to win the World Cup, calling on other players to step up.
Wayne Rooney says he would start Kobbie Mainoo over Elliot Anderson in England's World Cup last-32 match against DR Congo. The former England captain praised Mainoo's ability in tight areas, while Emile Heskey questioned Thomas Tuchel's decision to bring on Jordan Henderson instead of Mainoo against Panama.
Jordan Pickford says England's new belief under Thomas Tuchel makes the team feel ready to go to war. The goalkeeper highlights a shift in mentality since the German coach took over.
Noni Madueke has declared himself the best basketball player in the England camp, backing his ability with confidence.
Alan Shearer analyzes England's World Cup performance, noting Thomas Tuchel's ongoing search for effective full-back and winger combinations. Despite topping their group, England's defensive instability and lack of consistent flank threat remain concerns as they face DR Congo.
England fans at the World Cup in the US describe the tournament as a 'once-in-a-lifetime' experience, praising the welcoming atmosphere and international camaraderie despite high costs for tickets, drinks, and food.
Jude Bellingham's versatility and tactical intelligence have made him central to Thomas Tuchel's England system. After a dramatic Euro 2024 goal, his performance against Panama showed how he adapts to fill gaps, covering for injuries and shifting roles to maximize England's attacking shape.
Jude Bellingham says he is playing a more advanced position for England than at Real Madrid, but insists the only important thing is helping the team.
A pitchside camera operator's perspective shows Harry Kane scoring for England against Panama in the World Cup group match.
England defeated Panama at New York New Jersey Stadium to finish top of Group L in the FIFA World Cup. BBC 5 Live's coverage includes post-match analysis with Alan Shearer, Matthew Upson, Paul Robinson, and interviews with Jude Bellingham, Thomas Tuchel, Marcus Rashford, Ezri Konsa, and Harry Kane.
