All news by author: John Cross

ENGLAND 1-0 AUSTRALIA: Ollie Watkisn scored the only goal for Gareth Southgate's side after the Three Lions boss named a much-changed line-up

"Wembley turned the arch red for Turkey, blue and yellow for Ukraine and every colour of the rainbow for the One Love armband. Not just that. But they couldn’t do it quickly enough. And that’s the point."

Lucy Frazer, the UK's Culture Secretary, has hit out at the Football Association after they confirmed that they would not light up the Wembley arch to show support for Israel

The England boss was also part of the team that lost 3-1 to Australia at Upton Park in 2020 and he has told his players to be prepared for a battle at Wembley

JOHN CROSS COLUMN: Arsenal finally got one over Manchester City before the international break, but Mikel Arteta will need to keep pulling rabbits from hats when the transfer window reopens

England lost out on penalties against Italy at Wembley two years ago and skipper Kane admits winning the tournament on home soil will be a 'dream come true'

The England captain left Spurs for Bayern Munich in the summer but his former club have enjoyed an excellent start to the campaign under their new manager

The Bayern Munich striker will be 34 when the tournament begins but he has used the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi as examples of players getting better with age

England have been confirmed as one of the co-hosts for the 2028 European Championships, but a lot could change between now and the first game for the Three Lions

Chelsea forward Raheem Sterling has not been in England’s last two squads and was not drafted in when Bukayo Saka had to withdraw through injury on Monday night

Manchester City are on a disappointing run as their latest defeat saw them beaten by title rivals Arsenal without the injured Kevin De Bruyne and suspended Rodri

Arsenal star Bukayo Saka missed his side's crucial 1-0 win over Manchester City on Sunday due to injury and will not play any part of England's fixtures during the international break

Gabriel Martinelli was the late match-winner as Arsenal beat champions Manchester City at the Etihad on Sunday to underline their Premier League title credentials

Arsenal were forced to do without star man Bukayo Saka in Sunday's huge victory over Manchester City due to injury - but he may still have to join England's squad this week

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta got the better of opposite number Pep Guardiola on Sunday, with Arteta's Gunner beating Guardiola's Manchester City by a goal to nil

Arsenal fought their way to a 1-0 victory over title rivals Manchester City at the Emirates Stadium in what could be a springboard for the Gunners to go on to greater heights

There are doubts over Bukayo Saka's fitness ahead of this weekend's clash with Manchester City and the upcoming international break but the Arsenal star has still been named in the England squad

England manager Gareth Southgate has weighed in on the swirling debate around VAR which stemmed from Liverpool's controversial 2-1 defeat to Tottenham, admitting that he's never been a fan of the technology

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Prosecutors are cracking down on anyone illegally streaming Premier League matches as an operation known as Firesticks has racked up more than 30,000 subscribers

Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka is in the squad despite limping off against Lens in midweek in the Champions League, but England may want to assess his fitness and he remains a doubt for Sunday’s clash with Manchester City

NEWCASTLE 4-1 PSG: Kylian Mbappe and his Paris Saint-Germain team-mates simply couldn't handle the St James' Park heat, with a message echoing around the Champions League

The PGMOL and Premier League have come under intense scrutiny following the farcical VAR blunder which saw Liverpool have a goal ruled out against Tottenham on Saturday

Liverpool had a goal ruled out in farcical circumstances against Spurs on Saturday with VAR officials wrongly believing the on-field decision was for the strike to stand

The Premier League's audio reveals that the VAR official is urged to delay the game by the PGMOL operations room - but the VAR takes the view it is too late to intervene