England Squad, Fixtures, Results, Stats and Ratings

Recent Matches

A record of the recent fixtures played by England with their matchratings. The matchratings (which displays the performance/form) range from zero to 10 and are calculated via our algorithms.

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The next match of England. This will include the date, location and the two teams involved as well as a link to a FootballCritic match preview.

Andorra

16:00 -

England

07 Jun 2025 -

WC Qualification (Gameweek 3)

Match Preview

Comp	Date		Fixture
UNL	Oct 13, 2024	W	Finland 1 - 3 England
UNL	Nov 14, 2024	W	Greece 0 - 3 England
UNL	Nov 17, 2024	W	England 5 - 0 Ireland
WCQ	Mar 21, 2025	W	England 2 - 0 Albania
WCQ	Mar 24, 2025	W	England 3 - 0 Latvia
WCQ	Jun 7, 2025		Andorra 18:00 England
WCQ	Sep 6, 2025		England 18:00 Andorra
WCQ	Sep 9, 2025		Serbia 20:45 England

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Squad Season 2026 Canada/Mexico/USA Stats

Below is the England first-team squad for the 2026 Canada/Mexico/USA season ranked by position from goalkeeper to strikers. Use the menu to sort the list per statistic including their FC Player Form Ranking.

General information
WC Qualification

General
Discipline
Defending
Errors
Disruption
Passing
Creation
Attacking
Decisive
Goalkeeping

NAME	POSITION	AGE	HEIGHT	WEIGHT
Goalkeepers
Goalkeepers
Dean Henderson GK	GK	28	183	77	75
Jordan Pickford GK	GK	31	185	79	89
Aaron Ramsdale GK	GK	26	195	80	79
James Trafford GK	GK	22	197	83	63
Defenders
Defenders
Valentino Livramento D (RL)	D (RL)	22	173	63	77
Kyle Walker D (R)	D (R)	34	178	73	75
Marc Guéhi D (LC)	D (LC)	24	182	79	83
Myles Lewis-Skelly D (L)	D (L)	18	178		N/A
Dan Burn D (C)	D (C)	32	198	87	78
Reece James D, DM (R)	D, DM (R)	25	172	64	70
Ezri Konsa D (CR)	D (CR)	27	177	70	74
Jarrell Quansah D (CR)	D (CR)	22			N/A
Levi Colwill D (CL)	D (CL)	22			83
Midfielders
Midfielders
Jordan Henderson M (C)	M (C)	34	182	67	71
Curtis Jones M, AM (C)	M, AM (C)	24	185	72	82
Declan Rice M, DM (C)	M, DM (C)	26	185	77	92
Jarrod Bowen AM (R), F (C)	AM (R), F (C)	29	178	70	85
Marcus Rashford AM (L), S (C)	AM (L), S (C)	27	180	70	73
Jude Bellingham AM (C), M (L)	AM (C), M (L)	21	186	75	87
Eberechi Eze AM (CL)	AM (CL)	26	173	70	77
Phil Foden AM (CR)	AM (CR)	24	169	70	83
Morgan Gibbs-White AM (C)	AM (C)	25	177	67	83
Cole Palmer AM (CR)	AM (CR)	22	189	74	89
Morgan Rogers AM (CR)	AM (CR)	22			87
Attackers
Attackers
Anthony Gordon W (LR)	W (LR)	24	173	62	79
Harry Kane S (C)	S (C)	31	183	65	90
Dominic Solanke S (C)	S (C)	27	182	75	80

Profile

Nation: England
City:
Manager: Lee Carsley
Nicknames: The Three Lions

Team Colors:
Youngest Player: Myles Lewis-Skelly (18)
Oldest Player: Kyle Walker (34)

This season competition(s): WC Qualification (2026 Canada/Mexico/USA)

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About England

It could be argued that England are the perennial underachievers in international football. They, along with rivals Scotland, are the two oldest professional national teams and contested the first international match in 1872. Yet despite being the pioneering country of the game, they only have one major trophy on record, the 1966 World Cup which was contested in England. Bobby Charlton, Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst drove the Three Lions to glory. After a difficult spell in the 1970s, where they failed to qualify for successive World Cups, the 1986 World Cup was seen as an opportunity for Bobby Robson's side to seriously compete. Gary Lineker's Golden Shoe-winning display fired them to the quarter-finals, but they exited courtesy of Argentina, Diego Maradona, and two of the most infamous goals ever scored, the 'Hand of God’ and the ‘Goal of the Century’. Italia ’90 again appeared promising but the semi-final and Germany would prove to be their ceiling, as it would be in Euro ‘96 on home soil six years later. After the millennnium a new generation emerged with the likes of David Beckham, Michael Owen, Steven Gerrard, Paul Scholes, Wayne Rooney and Rio Ferdinand forming a formidable side. But despite their talents they have failed to progress past numerous quarter-final exits, with better success coming more recently as the crop featuring the likes of Raheem Sterling, Harry Kane, and Dele Alli reached the semi of the 2018 World Cup in France. Domestically, England boasts the Premier League which is the most lucrative and watched top-level league in the world. Manchester United have dominated over the years, with Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City threatening their rule at various periods.