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UCL talking points, MD2: Who's to blame for Man United mess? Chaos bad for Madrid?

Which players and clubs shined in the Champions League? Gab Marcotti, Tom Hamilton and Sam Marsden weigh in on all the moments that mattered from Matchday 2.

Champions League line-ups: Roma vs. Real Madrid

Roma face a huge Champions League test when hosting Jose Mourinho’s Real Madrid, with Donyell...

Champions League: Roma vs. Real Madrid – probable line-ups, where to watch on TV

Donyell Malen and Paulo Dybala start for Roma as the Giallorossi host José Mourinho’s Real...

Malen on Bellingham reunion and Como red card: ‘One of the most stressful experiences’

Donyell Malen admits that watching his teammate play against Como after receiving a red card...

Sommer: ‘Italy did well with Romano, a shame for us, don’t ask me about Tresoldi’

Former Inter goalkeeper Yann Sommer says that Italy pulled off a great move in securing...

Real Madrid - Villarreal: las fotos del duelo en el Bernabéu

World Cup criticism still stings Tuchel despite Nations League positives

The Wembley crowd was in party mood and the fans sang Thomas Tuchel's name. Three straight wins without conceding, Harry Kane feted as England's greatest ever servant, a Nations League quarter-final all-but guaranteed.

Lewis-Skelly features in PL-dominated Golden Boy shortlist

Arsenal and England midfielder Myles Lewis-Skelly has been included in the 25-man shortlist for this year's Golden Boy award.

Bellingham hits new heights for England as Tuchel gets best out of Real Madrid star

Jude Bellingham was once the temperamental talent that England struggled to tame, but he has taken his game to another level over this international break.

All aboard the Tuchel train? England camp has clear winners and losers

While it’s full steam ahead for Alex Scott, Lewis Hall and Myles Lewis-Skelly, others look likely to be left behind Thomas Tuchel’s original idea had been for continuity. The England manager wanted to build on the positives from the World Cup and he was minded to stand by the vast majority of the players who had been a part of the journey to the semi-finals in North America over the summer. His squad for the four-match Nations League window and the beginning of a new international cycle would not be defined by radical change. What was it about the best-laid plans? As Tuchel prepared to name his group in mid-September, he knew that he would be without a clutch of World Cup players because of injury. He then lost another handful after the announcement. Fast forward to the Czechia game at Wembley on Tuesday night – the final one of the quartet – and, after further withdrawals, Tuchel could count only 12 players who were available to him during the World Cup. He knows the train moves quickly in football, stopping for nobody. That flexibility is a prerequisite in his line of work. This felt like something else. Continue reading...

Do England already have their Kane replacement - or is he yet to emerge?

Harry Kane's record-breaking England career can't go on for ever. But do the Three Lions already have a ready-made replacement?

Red-hot Kane reaches new milestones in landmark England outing

Harry Kane scored twice to take his international goal tally to 91 as he made a record-tying 125th England appearance in Tuesday's 3-0 win over Czechia at Wembley.

Who are the winners and losers of England's international break?

It's been a long international break for England. But it could be a pivotal one in Thomas Tuchel's thinking.

King Kane marks milestone match with star display as England beat Czech Republic

Harry Kane marked his record-equalling 125th cap with a sensational display as he led England to a 3-0 win over Czech Republic at Wembley.

England's Nations League takeaways: Kane makes history, Tuchel steadies ship

England bounced back from defeat to Spain with three straight wins, giving Thomas Tuchel plenty to build on as the Nations League heads toward a decisive November window.

Total Midweek Kane: England’s icon delivers a classic on his way to footballing ultimacy | Barney Ronay

On a night where he equalled Peter Shilton’s England appearance record, Harry Kane did what he always does It is a very Harry Kane kind of thing to equal a record. Respectful, no ego, all about the collective. On a room temperature night at Wembley Stadium Kane duly did this, drawing level with Peter Shilton’s record for England caps, and doing so while delivering a performance of Total Midweek Kane. There were two neat, slick goals, one in each half, the high points of a 3-0 win against Czechia that all but guarantees a place in the Nations League knockouts. England need one more point in November to be certain. At which point Kane will have the chance to carry on equalling his own new caps record, humbly paying tribute to himself each time, saying, yeah, it’s an honour to share that number with a man like (myself). Continue reading...

Midfield options and a fab front four - what we've learned about England

From Trent Alexander-Arnold's return to Alex Scott's debut, Phil McNulty assesses what England have learned during this international window.

Harry Kane doubles up on landmark night as England cruise past Czechia

It was a night that belonged to Harry Kane. Yet another one. It began with him being shown a replay of his first England goal during a pre-match interview with ITV – the header against Lithuania in 2015, just 79 seconds after he came on as a substitute for his debut. It ended with him reflecting on two more in what was a supremely comfortable Nations League victory over Czechia. Some things never change. It remains a numbers game for Kane. They are getting bigger and ever more impressive. On the occasion of his 125th cap, the one that took him level with Peter Shilton at the top of the all-time England list, he moved to an astonishing 91 goals. Nobody will be surprised if he reaches the century. The only question appears to be when. Continue reading...