The Three Lions have banged in 13 goals on their march to the semifinals. Not one of those has been scored by a player who actually plays in the English Premier League.

England was mere minutes away from going back to the World Cup final for the first time in 60 years. But it will be Argentina moving on to face Spain.

England fans up and down the country are once again lamenting the latest chapter in their history of World Cup heartbreak. Defeat to Argentina was a bitter blow, but talkSPORT Drive hosts Darren

By Mark Gleeson ATLANTA, July 14 (Reuters) - England have not played with the same intensity that their players display week in and week out in the Premier League, but Argentina's Alexis Mac Allister remains wary of the physical strength they will bring to Wednesday's World Cup semi-final.

Thomas Tuchel has faced waves of criticism in the wake of England's World Cup semi-final exit to Argentina, with Pep Guardiola previously linked with taking charge of the national team

Jordan Henderson fell over an advertising board and hurt his wrist while celebrating England's 3-2 win against Mexico on Sunday, July 5

It’s time for Jordan Pickford to step down from England duty. That is the view of talkSPORT’s Rory Jennings, who is adamant a new man is needed between the sticks for the Three Lions

The midfielder was celebrating his team’s World Cup win against Mexico Sunday night when he fell awkwardly onto his hand.

Lionel Messi put together a classic performance to help Argentina rally past England in the World Cup semifinal. Who else from Argentina turned heads?