What we learned from the first 48-team World Cup
By Tom Hancock A healthy element of surprise There were understandable fears that increasing the number of teams in the
Read MoreBy Tom Hancock A healthy element of surprise There were understandable fears that increasing the number of teams in the
Read MoreBy Graham Ruthven Final reckoning After 103 matches (including the third-place playoff), the 2026 World Cup will be decided by
Read MoreBy Graham Ruthven In discussion with former Manchester City teammate John Stones as Norway waited to discover whether or not
Read MoreBy Neel Shelat England aiming for a repeat of 1966 England’s only World Cup title came on home soil exactly
Read MoreBy Graham Ruthven You can’t miss Marc Cucurella. It’s the Sideshow Bob hair. Not only this, though, the 27-year-old has
Read MoreBy Filip Mishov Deschamps targeting revenge over de la Fuente Les Bleus secured their semi-final place in impressive fashion by
Read MoreBy Neel Shelat Argentina hoping to avoid a third-consecutive scare As the defending champions and world’s top-ranked team coming into
Read MoreBy Jamie Spencer To understand the international popularity of Norway and Erling Haaland at this World Cup you need look
Read MoreBy Graham Ruthven By the start of next season, Real Madrid will be a José Mourinho team. That’s the plan,
Read MoreBy Ross Kilvington The Spanish took their time to find a winner against Portugal, but Mikel Merino sent La Roja
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