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England are sweating on Marc Guehi's fitness ahead of their crucial World Cup qualifying game against Serbia. The Three Lions have maintained a 100 per cent win record in qualifying so far, including the victory over Andorra on Saturday, where Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice was on target, but they could be without Crystal Palace star Guehi on Tuesday night.

England manager Thomas Tuchel has revealed he wants this team to use long throws and long balls in their bid to win World Cup 2026.

David and Victoria Beckham face competition from a new sporting power couple, with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce tipped to "bury Posh and Becks".

Wayne Rooney has backed Jack Grealish to make an England comeback after he joined Everton on loan in the summer. Grealish ended his struggles at Manchester City during the transfer window by completing a switch to the Toffees. He has made a bright start to his journey on Merseyside, registering four assists in three Premier League games.

Noni Madueke's private coach says the winger is a "mentality monster" just like Cristiano Ronaldo and is backing him to a big hit at Arsenal.

Wayne Rooney has responded to Michael Owen in the lively debate which has seen questions asked of who was better at 17 years of age.

The attacker is now a global superstar, but fitness issues have prevented him from building on his exploits at Euro 2024

Wayne Rooney has explained how a Liverpool legend left him “fuming”, with the Manchester United icon forcing change in the England camp.

Following yet another turgid England display, the Three Lions' forwards have been urged to try and overhaul Harry Kane in the pecking order.

A brutal assessment of Harry Kane has seen the England captain told he “doesn’t do magic” and is “as inspirational as pesto pasta on a Sunday night”.

Elliot Anderson says he has got his heart set on the 2026 World Cup after starring on his England debut against Andorra.

Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney revealed how a makeover from his wife Coleen, left him embarrassed on his first England call-up. Rooney, who made his senior professional debut with Everton in 2002, earned his maiden national team call-up a year later. He appeared for the Three Lions for the first time in February 2003 against Australia in a friendly.

The Three Lions made hard work seeing off Andorra and the coach was fooling no one when claiming to be satisfied with what he saw.