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The crest of England's men's national team

From playing in the first ever men's international, winning a World Cup and struggles to win another tournament, England still haven't won a major trophy since 1966.

The England men's national football team, also known as the Three Lions, are one of the biggest teams in international football history.

Their golden moment came in 1966, when they won the FIFA World Cup for the first and only time to date.

Beaten finalists at Euro 2020 and 2024, England's history is a catalogue of near misses at major tournaments from semi-final exits to penalty shootout woe.

England play their home matches at the iconic Wembley Stadium, which was reopened in 2007 after the original Wembley was demolished, rebuilt on the same grounds as the old stadium.

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England's early history

Alf Ramsey and the World Cup victory

The Don Revie fiasco and Ron Greenwood

England under Bobby Robson

The turbulent '90s

The Golden Generation

The Euro 2016 crisis and 2018 World Cup resurgence

Euro 2020 final and heartbreak

World Cup in Qatar

More heartbreak at Euro 2024

The end of the Southgate era

Tuchel takes the England hot seat

England legends

England's biggest rivals

England's passionate fanbase

England News