England national football team

The men's national association football team representing England in international competition. It is governed by the Football Association and competes in tournaments such as the FIFA World Cup and UEFA European Championship.

1966 FIFA World Cup Final: The match in which England defeated West Germany 4–2 after extra time to win the 1966 FIFA World Cup. England’s only senior men’s major tournament title came in this final at Wembley.
Alf Ramsey: English football manager who led England to victory in the 1966 FIFA World Cup. His tactical leadership produced the team’s only men’s World Cup title.
The Football Association: The governing body of association football in England and the oldest national football association. It organizes and administers England’s national teams.
Scotland national football team: The men's national association football team representing Scotland in international competition. The England–Scotland rivalry is one of international football’s oldest.
1966 FIFA World Cup: The eighth FIFA World Cup, hosted and won by England. The tournament remains the team’s sole World Cup triumph.
Bobby Charlton: English footballer who played as an attacking midfielder or forward and won the 1966 World Cup. His goals and influence made him central to England’s 1966 triumph.
Association football: A team sport in which players aim to score by putting a ball into the opposing goal, chiefly using their feet. The England team competes in this sport’s international form.
Germany national football team: The men's national association football team representing Germany in international competition. Germany has repeatedly eliminated or defeated England in high-profile matches.
1990 FIFA World Cup: The FIFA World Cup in Italy, where England reached the semifinals and lost to West Germany on penalties. The campaign established a defining modern memory of England’s penalty heartbreak.
Harry Kane: English striker and captain who became England’s leading men’s international goalscorer. His scoring record and captaincy anchor the team’s recent era.

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