Harry Kane defended Thomas Tuchel's strong criticism of England's performance, stating it's meant to push players to match training ground excellence. Kane acknowledged the team can improve but emphasized reaching the World Cup semi-final.
Harry Kane scored two late goals to rescue England from a disastrous 1-0 defeat against DR Congo in the World Cup. The dramatic turnaround at Atlanta Stadium not only secured progression to the last 16 but also eased pressure on manager Thomas Tuchel.
England has secured a spot in the World Cup's last 32 after results in Group H confirmed their progression. Despite a hamstring injury to Reece James, manager Thomas Tuchel expressed confidence in the team's ability to compete at any level.
Bukayo Saka and Marcus Rashford, both substitutes, combined for England's fourth goal in a 4-2 win against Croatia. Manager Thomas Tuchel praised the team's 'brotherhood' and the quality from the bench, highlighting the importance of squad depth for their World Cup campaign.
England secured an unassailable 4-2 lead against Croatia in the 85th minute with a beautiful goal involving substitutes, highlighting a shift in collective mindset and the manager's 'brotherhood' strategy.
A Canadian judge has rejected an appeal by Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey to enter the country for the World Cup, citing UK charges of rape and sexual assault. Partey had claimed he had not been charged with any criminal offenses.
A man identified as Sony Thomas from Attingal was arrested for allegedly making threatening phone calls to Kerala Chief Minister VD Satheesan and his family. The accused reportedly made two calls to the Thiruvananthapuram police command center, stating he disliked Satheesan and inquiring about security arrangements. Police apprehended Thomas, who was allegedly intoxicated at the time.
Ed Gallrein, backed by Donald Trump and pro-Israel donors, defeats Rep. Thomas Massie in Kentucky's 4th congressional district primary with 54.9% of the vote, amid record spending and controversy over Israel lobby influence.
A BBC investigation has uncovered cocaine and cannabis being openly sold in mini-marts across the West Midlands. Undercover researchers secretly filmed in towns including one shop called Cradley Market, where a worker named Akwa supplied 3.5g of cannabis for £30 within seconds and later provided cocaine, saying he had "weed, coke, everything". The Home Office said it is working with police, the NCA and Trading Standards to take action.
