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The Observer - Supplement, 12 Juillet 2026

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ArticleSemi- nal beck­ons a er bril­liant Belling­ham brace

Make sense of that. Thomas Tuchel’s mas­ter­plan was melt­ing in the mad­den­ing Flor­ida heat, Eng­land in pain and inco­her­ent and ver­ging on incom­pet­ent. At half-time Steve Aoki dunked an over­ex­cited bloke’s face in a birth­day cake on the big...

Semi- nal beck­ons a er bril­liant Belling­ham brace

ArticlePower of the Premier League gives Tuchel a win­ning hand

A curi­os­ity that might, in a cer­tain light, look like a crisis: before Sat­urday’s quarter- inal with Nor­way, not a single Premier League player had scored for Eng­land at this World Cup. All but one of Thomas Tuchel’s team’s goals had been scored...

Power of the Premier League gives Tuchel a win­ning hand

ArticleBrazil 1 Eng­land 0

See you in the final. That was how it looked when Pelé and Bobby Moore embraced after the match and swapped shirts. It was obvi­ous that Eng­land vs Brazil was a rivalry that would define foot­ball for years to come. Eng­land were prob­ably a bet­ter...

Brazil 1 Eng­land 0

ArticleWas the Azteca mas­ter­piece really Eng­land men’s nest since 1966?

Eng­land beat Mex­ico 3-2 at the Azteca last week­end and it’s been rain­ing super­lat­ives ever since. Wayne Rooney said it was “one of their best ever per­form­ances”. Other assess­ments include “Greatest of all time” and “Eng­land’s greatest World...

Was the Azteca mas­ter­piece really Eng­land men’s nest since 1966?

ArticleEng­land 1 Bel­gium 0

It was going to be the most dis­mal World Cup of all time. Pete Dav­ies, given unpre­ced­en­ted (and never-to-be repeated) access to the Eng­land team, called his res­ult­ing book All Played Out: for surely the cam­paign would reflect the...

Eng­land 1 Bel­gium 0

ArticleArgen­tina 2 Eng­land 2

Michael Owen was 18. And fast. His move­ment was light­ning: his thoughts were much faster. He fed vora­ciously on moment­ary hes­it­a­tion: so slight, so swift and so cer­tain. Eng­land fell behind to a pen­alty won by the great actor Diego Simeone,...

Argen­tina 2 Eng­land 2