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Current European Champions |
Colours |
Made by Adidas -
Deep Red crew-neck jerseys and navy blue
sleeves/collar with
yellow pinstripes and red/yellow adidas sleeve
trim, navy blue shorts with red/yellow side trim, navy blue socks with
red/yellow tops. |
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Rank |
FIFA (11
June 2026)
2nd
EFO ranking
Group One (2nd)
ELO rating
1st |
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Captain |
Rodri |
Head Coach |
Luis de la Fuente Castillo, 65 (21 June 1961), appointed 8
December 2022. |
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49th match, W 36 - D 10 - L 2 - F 125 - A 35. |
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Spain
Substitutes |
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scoreline:
Spain vs. England |
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result:
Spain vs. England |
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team
notes: |
Spain are the first team in WCF history to keep six clean sheets in a
single tournament.
Fabian Ruiz has yet to suffer a defeat in a
Spanish shirt, in 49 outings.
Lamine Yamal is victorious in the
twelve Major Tournament Final matches he has started. |
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records: |
Spain are currently on a run of 37 games unbeaten
(W 28 - D 9), a European record shared with Italy (2018-21). |
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Averages (Starting XI): |
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Rank |
FIFA (11
June 2026)
4th
EFO ranking
Group One (4th)
ELO rating
4th |
Colours |
The Nike 2026 home
uniform -
White crew necked jerseys
with obsidian blue collars/cuffs with white/red trim and speed red side panel,
white shorts
with navy/red trim,
white socks with obsidian/speed pin hoops. |
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Captain |
Harry Kane |
Head Coach |
Thomas
Tuchel, 52 (29 August 1973 in Krumbach, West Germany), appointed
manager on 8 October
2024, effective 1 January 2025. |
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most goals as captain |
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94th of 93, W 60 - D 17 - L 14 - F 206 - A 67. |
P 22nd of 21, W 16 - D 2 - L 2 - F
44 - A 11. |
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flg.jpg) England
Lineup |
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x changes to the previous match () |
league position (22 May after 37 matches) |
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England
Substitutes |
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scoreline:
Spain vs. England |
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result:
Spain vs. England |
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unused
substitutes: |
1-Jordan Pickford, 2-Ezri Konsa, 3-Nico O'Reilly, 4-Declan Rice,
5-John Stones,
6-Marc Guéhi,
7-Bukayo
Saka, 8-Elliot
Anderson, 9-Harry
Kane, 10-Jude
Bellingham, 11-Marcus
Rashford, 12-Trevoh
Chalobah, 13-Dean Henderson,
14-Jordan Henderson, 15-Dan Burn, 16-Kobbie Mainoo,
17-Morgan
Rogers, 18-Anthony
Gordon, 19-Ollie Watkins,
20-Noni
Madueke, 21-Ebere
Eze, 22-Ivan Toney, 23-James Trafford,
24-Reece
James, 25-Djed
Spence, 26-Jarell Quansah
(suspended). |
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team notes: |
England's second appearance in a FIFA World Cup Final. Their first for
sixty years.
21st match against the Current
European Champions, first since October 2023.
Third at WCF, with
previous two meetings being scoreless draws. West Germany in 1982 and
Netherlands eight years later.
Seventh meeting with Spain as
European Championship holders, first since November 2015. |
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youth notes: |
England and
Spain have met
several times at
youth level.
Jordan Pickford started for
the under-17s that won a March 2011 qualifying fixture. Marc Guéhi captained
the 2017 Final side that ended in a penalty
shoot-out defeat.
In the Under-17 2017 World Cup Final,
participated in by the under-18s, Foden started and scored twice,
Guéhi started and scored once.
Harry Kane started and scored
for the under-19s in a February
2011 fixture. |
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appearance notes: |
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WCF appearance notes: |
Jordan Pickford makes his record-extending
twentieth (all consecutive) WCF appearance. |
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goalscoring notes: |
The next two players who score their first WCF goal will be the
fiftieth different England player to score at a WCF tournament. |
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captaincy notes: |
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BME notes: |
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manager notes: |
If victorious, after 22 matches, Thomas Tuchel continues to be the
most successful manager, statistically, having a win percentage of
__%. Being the first manager, at this stage, to secure seventeen
victories. However, the
Selection
Committee remain the most successful, by one draw. |
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records: |
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Averages (Starting XI): |
Age |
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