Manchester United have too much to lose by giving up on Harry Maguire
Harry Maguire’s England team-mates came to his defence with the type of unity that has redefined life with the national side since Gareth Southgate took charge.
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Ryan Porteous: How Shaun Maloney hopes to keep Hibs defender on straight and narrow towards international stardom
Insisting that Ryan Porteous can become “a top international defender”, Hibs boss Shaun Maloney says the club will work with the 23-year-old to try to ensure his availability for more games next season.
England manager Gareth Southgate wary of 'tricky' World Cup 2022 draw
England manager Gareth Southgate insisted his team should be wary of their “tricky” Qatar World Cup draw that could see them taking on UK rivals Scotland or Wales.
Full 2022 World Cup schedule & when England play group games
The 2022 FIFA World Cup is now tantalisingly close.
Reece James, Thiago Silva, Andreas Christensen: Chelsea injury news ahead of Brentford clash
Chelsea return to Premier League action this weekend following the international break. Stamford Bridge welcomes west London rivals Brentford for what promises to be a difficult encounter with Thomas Frank's side.
England's World Cup group might actually be the hardest as interesting calculations emerge
England fans are feeling pretty smug about their draw for the 2022 World Cup.
Gareth Southgate expects ‘tricky’ World Cup ties despite favourable England draw
England manager Gareth Southgate’s luck of the draw appeared to strike again for this winter’s World Cup finals in Qatar.
Mapping out England's possible journey to the 2022 World Cup final on December 18 in Qatar
Having captured the imagination of the country in both the World Cup of 2018 when they were semi-finalists and having gone one better in Euro 2020 but ultimately losing to Italy, England now have the experience required to go all the way in Qatar. Handed a relatively kind draw in Group B where Gareth Southgate's side will meet their friends across the pond in the USA, play a first-ever match with Iran and meet a potential British rival in either Wales or Scotland (should they get past Ukraine in the play-offs), England have every right to be confident of progressing to the knockout stages.