Robyn Cowen & Kathryn Batte convene for a preview of the Lionesses' upcoming camp, including games against Ukraine and Iceland.

There's a new left back in the squad, and there's some Maya Le Tissier clamour. There's excitement about the form of the front line, and hope that the backline will look watertight. And Kathryn discusses her recent interview with Mary Earps.

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Dave, George and Ali gather to discuss:

- Thomas Tuchel's contract extension: does this make us feel safe or scared?

- England's starting XI pressure points: left back, left wing and #10

- Manchester United are in form, could that spell a return for Luke Shaw, Harry Maguire, Kobbie Mainoo or Mason Mount?

All England, all the time. Go well!

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Ali, George and Dave each pick an young England hopeful that they think are on the cusp of a breakout season and could find themselves in the senior squad before the year is out.

George has opted for Wolves' Mateus Mané, Dave has gone for Man City CB and short-lived Watford loanee Max Alleyne, and for Ali it's Toulouse's Charlie Cresswell.

All England, all the time. Go well!

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Ali, George and Dave get together to discuss a great phenomenon: the wildcard.

Looking back at some famous wildcard selections from history, some that are less easily remembered, and putting forward one name each that could be considered a wildcard call-up to Thomas Tuchel's squad for this summer's World Cup.

We'd love to hear about ones from history that we missed, and your own bold wildcard picks and how it'll come to pass.

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It's been one year since Thomas Tuchel officially became England manager, so Ali, George and Dave have gathered to reflect on that 12 months and take stock of where we're at.

We also look ahead with some of our hopes and indeed fears for what could be a seismic year for Tuchel and the lads in 2026

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Ali, Dave and George get together and unveil their own 26-player England squads for the World Cup in six months time.

Who will stay true to Thomas Tuchel's way of thinking, and who will go rogue?

Who are the major omissions, and who are the wild cards picks?

We all have our own opinions, and it's always a worthy exercise to actually force yourself to make the final decisions!

Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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Dave and George gather to vent their frustrations at the predictably ludicrous ticket prices that have been announced for the England supporters club ahead of next summer's World Cup.

With loyal fans being asked to pay more than $200 for the worst seats at a group game, let alone several thousands for the later rounds, how many fans can we expect to see cheering on Thomas Tuchel's side in Dallas, Boston and New Jersey in June? And what, if anything, can be done about it?

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Ali, George and Dave react to England being drawn in World Cup Group L to face Croatia, Panama and Ghana in Dallas, Boston and New Jersey.

Technically one of the tougher draws we could have got on paper but should we really be worried?

Should we be more concerned about the amount of travel, the heat, and where on earth are Tuchel's squad going to be based out there?

There's also reflection on a frankly ludicrous draw ceremony itself on Friday night and a look at some of the issues that might overshadow the tournament next summer

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BBC commentator Robyn Cowen, the Telegraph's Kathryn Batte, and David Walker reflect on England's two friendlies which saw them beat China 8-0 and Ghana 2-0. The player who grabbed the headlines in the latter game was Aston Villa's Lucia Kendall who scored her first goal for the Lionesses and was singled out for praise by Sarina Wiegman.

There's also reflection on a sometimes turbulent but ultimately triumphant 2025 for England and there's an eye on Sarina's contract situation with her current deal only taking her up to the world cup in 18 months time.

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Ali, George and Dave preview Friday's 2026 World Cup draw.

What are the easiest, hardest, most fun or most boring possible draws?

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