Cyprus Mail17 Jun 2026

England seek to exorcise demons in World Cup opener v Croatia

England will launch their bid to end a 60-year World Cup title drought on Wednesday when they open Group L play in Arlington, Texas, against a veteran Croatian group looking to run it back one more time.

England’s German manager Thomas Tuchel surprised many when his 26-man squad left off players like Manchester City’s Phil Foden, Chelsea’s Cole Palmer, Manchester United’s Harry Maguire and Real Madrid’s Trent Alexander-Arnold....

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