England World Cup 2022 squad: When will Gareth Southgate announce his provisional list for Qatar?
Excitement for England's World Cup campaign will ramp up when manager Gareth Southgate finalises his squad to take to Qatar.
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'I won't outstay my welcome' - Gareth Southgate defends England's style of football ahead of Italy Nations League tie
Gareth Southgate has defended his England team's style of football but says he will not «outstay my welcome» as manager of the national team. After England lost 1-0 to Hungary in their Nations League opener last weekend and were held to a 1-1 draw with Germany in Munich on Tuesday, Southgate has faced criticism for being too conservative with his tactics. Ad/> As the Three Lions' preparations ramp up for the Qatar World Cup with their Group B opener against Iran on November 21 on the horizon, Southgate has responded to his negative critics.
Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag told to learn from Ralf Rangnick mistake with Harry Maguire
Former Premier League and England defender Martin Keown has leapt to the defence of Manchester United captain Harry Maguire.
Roberto Martinez reveals his Joe Allen transfer hope amid intense Swansea City interest
Roberto Martinez hailed Joe Allen as a "wonderful professional" ahead of Wales' Nations League clash with Belgium.
Liverpool send officials to see new target alongside Nunez after recommendation from Naby Keita
Liverpool are interested in making a move for emerging Saint-Etienne centre-back Saidou Sow this summer, according to a new transfer report.
Hearts make decision on Wolves midfielder Connor Ronan
The Edinburgh club intend to reinforce the attacking midfield department for next season and have already signed winger Alan Forrest from Livingston on freedom of contract.
Japan dominate Ghana to keep 2022 World Cup preparations on track
Japan manager Hajime Moriyasu lauded his World Cup-bound team's strength in depth after ringing the changes in a 4-1 win over Ghana on Friday.
Jesus Ferreira scores four as USA thrash Grenada in Nations League
Jesus Ferreira shook off early frustration to score four goals as the United States launched their CONCACAF Nations League title defence with a 5-0 rout of Grenada on Friday. The 21-year-old FC Dallas striker, trying to stake a claim to a spot in Gregg Berhalter's World Cup side, took a while to heat up in the steamy conditions at Q2 Stadium in Austin, Texas, where the Americans dominated possession against 170th-ranked Grenada but were unable to capitalize on a stream of first-half chances. After firing wide in the 28th minute and seeing his left-footed shot saved by Grenada keeper Jason Belfon in the 33rd, Ferreira finally broke through in the 43rd minute. He collected a deflected cross from Dallas teammate Paul Arriola and delivered a left-footed shot from the center of the box inside the far post. It was the first of three goals in a 13-minute span.