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Today is the day.England, after days of waiting, will finally kick off their World Cup campaign tonight when they face off against Croatia in Dallas.The Three Lions enter the clash dreaming of ending a 60-year wait for a major trophy.And Croatia will carry some bad memories for England supporters.They infamously overcame the Three Lions back in 2018, when Gareth Southgate was in charge, to reach the World Cup final on that occasion.England are stacked with A-listers in every department, from Harry Kane to Jude Bellingham, Jordan Pickford to Declan Rice.But how they fare is something only time will tell.Stay up to date with all of our coverage below. England rumours swirlingEngland team rumours are swirling ahead of tonight's match.It's been speculated that Thomas Tuchel will pick exactly the same side that cruised to a 3-0 victory over Costa Rica last time out.That would mean Bukayo Saka on the bench, with Noni Madueke starting instead.And John Stones would then pair up with Ezri Konsa at the back over Marc Guehi.As ever, take these sort of things with a pinch of salt... Bernardo Silva joins Real MadridOne player who will feature today is Bernardo Silva.And it's now been confirmed the Portugal star has joined Real Madrid on a two-year deal, where he'll play under Jose Mourinho.Silva recently left Manchester City after a glittering spell at the Etihad and become's Madrid's second summer signing after Marc Cucurella, who touched down from Chelsea earlier this week. Wayne Rooney hailed for new lookFootball fans were full of praise for Wayne Rooney after spotting what they believed was a slimmer appearance during the BBC's World Cup coverage on Tuesday night.The former England captain, appearing alongside Gael Clichy and Olivier Giroud for France's 3-1 win over Senegal, sparked discussion online as viewers suggested he looked fitter and healthier."Rooney looking proper healthy and noticeably lost loads of weight. Great to see," wrote one supporter.Read more here. Kylian Mbappe celebration was tribute to James CordenKylian Mbappe's flute celebration against Senegal was a tribute to James Corden after keeping a promise made before the World Cup.The France captain scored twice in a 3-1 victory, becoming his country's all-time leading goalscorer, but it was his celebration after the opener that caught the eye.Mbappe mimicked playing an imaginary flute following a suggestion from Corden during an appearance on Fox Sports' After Hours programme.Having agreed to perform the gesture if he scored in France's first match, the 27-year-old duly delivered in New Jersey as Les Bleus opened with victory.John Terry slams FA 'PR job'John Terry has accused the Football Association of conducting a "PR job" after Jude Bellingham and Morgan Rogers publicly praised Jordan Henderson following his controversial World Cup selection. Terry questioned why the comments featured so prominently on England's Lions Den podcast, saying it felt "a bit weird". However, the former England captain backed Henderson's inclusion, insisting the veteran midfielder still has an important role to play. Terry believes Henderson's leadership and experience could prove crucial late in matches, despite admitting he does not expect the 35-year-old to start games for England.BBC forced to apologise after World Cup blunderBBC viewers were quick to spot an embarrassing blunder during coverage of France's World Cup opener against Senegal after two defenders were shown with the wrong photographs. Jules Kounde was pictured as Ibrahima Konate, while William Saliba was replaced by a second image of Dayot Upamecano in the pre-match line-up graphic. Fans mocked the mistake online, with one describing it as "embarrassing for the flagship corporation". The broadcaster later apologised, though the error failed to overshadow France's 3-1 victory, with Kylian Mbappe scoring twice.Harry Kane urges England to use key tacticHarry Kane has urged England to use their physical strength as a key weapon ahead of Wednesday's World Cup opener against Croatia.The captain believes Thomas Tuchel has assembled a squad capable of overpowering opponents, particularly in demanding North American conditions."We have an extremely strong team, we have a physical team," Kane said."That's going to be a big aspect of our game so go out there to use that."The striker also encouraged his team-mates to play with freedom and without fear, insisting England must give everything in pursuit of World Cup glory.Lionel Messi reveals personal life strugglesLionel Messi has revealed he recently endured "difficult, complicated days" away from football after inspiring Argentina to a 3-0 World Cup win over Algeria.The 38-year-old scored the first World Cup hat-trick of his career in Kansas City, while also earning his 200th international cap and moving level with Miroslav Klose on 16 tournament goals.Messi declined to discuss his personal struggles in detail but thanked his team-mates for supporting him."They were always by my side, giving me a lot of strength to be okay," the Argentina captain said after another dazzling display.Thomas Tuchel discusses national anthem stanceThomas Tuchel has revealed he will sing England's national anthem if the Three Lions reach the World Cup final, admitting he remains too "shy" to join in at this stage of the tournament.The England manager has stood silently during God Save The King since taking charge in January 2025, prompting questions over whether he would eventually sing the anthem despite being born and raised in Germany.With England preparing to begin their World Cup campaign against Croatia in Dallas on Wednesday evening, Tuchel suggested supporters may finally hear him join in should his side reach the showpiece match on July 19."Not yet. I think we are not there yet," Tuchel said when asked if he would sing the anthem before England's opening Group L fixture.Thomas Tuchel explains Trent Alexander-Arnold snubThomas Tuchel has defended his decision to call up Trevoh Chalobah following Tino Livramento's injury-enforced World Cup exit, despite continuing to overlook Trent Alexander-Arnold.The England boss said Chalobah's inclusion provides valuable defensive flexibility, allowing both Jarell Quansah and Djed Spence to operate as full-backs on either side.Tuchel admitted Livramento's withdrawal was a "shock" and said the squad were saddened to lose the Newcastle defender.However, he remains confident England possess sufficient depth as they prepare to begin their World Cup campaign against Croatia.Lionel Messi moment angers fansWorld Cup fans were left furious after Lionel Messi escaped punishment for a challenge on Algeria defender Aissa Mandi during Argentina's 3-0 win in Kansas City.The 38-year-old appeared to catch Mandi on the calf and Achilles while attempting to win the ball, but referee Szymon Marciniak took no action and VAR did not intervene.Supporters vented their frustration online, with one writing: "If that was any player besides Messi it would've been red."Read more here. Lionel Messi speaks out after matching World Cup goal recordLionel Messi says everything he achieves from now on is a "bonus" after marking Argentina's World Cup opener with the first hat-trick of his illustrious tournament career.The 38-year-old inspired a 3-0 victory over Algeria in Kansas City, earning his 200th cap and drawing level with Miroslav Klose on 16 World Cup goals.Having already won every major honour in football, Messi admitted he is simply enjoying what is likely to be his final World Cup."Everything I'm experiencing now is a bonus," he said after another mesmerising display for the defending champions.Good morning and welcome to our live blogGood morning and strap in for a busy day ahead!England vs Croatia is the big one, let's face it. All eyes will certainly be on that clash later.Before that, Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal will face DR Congo as the 41-year-old graces the world's greatest stage for the sixth time.Overnight, Ghana, Panama, Uzbekistan and Colombia are all in action. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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