From 3 to 27 November, England U17 will take part in the FIFA U17 World Cup in Qatar, heading into the tournament with a clear goal — to shine on the global stage and challenge for the title with a side full of quality and confidence. Under Neil Ryan’s guidance, it will in fact be the U18 generation — players born in 2008 — representing the Three Lions, due to the qualification cycle that began over a year ago. After a strong preparation period, highlighted by wins against other qualified nations and two encouraging matches against France, the Young Lions enter the World Cup brimming with self-belief and determination. Read more Read More
Wollongong, Australia — Three days, three races, three podiums: the British delegation shone brilliantly at the 2025 Junior and U23 World Triathlon Championships. Oliver Conway opened the proceedings with a commanding U23 title, followed by Alex Robin claiming silver in the junior category, before the mixed relay closed out the week with a resounding victory. A show of dominance that underscores the continuity of the British model, shaped by the generation of Alex Yee, Beth Potter and Georgia Taylor-Brown, and inheriting the culture of excellence established by the Brownlee brothers. Read more Read More
At just 19 years of age, Noah Caluori has exploded onto the English rugby scene with the force of inevitability. In a matter of weeks, the Saracens winger has gone from academy prospect to Premiership sensation, crossing the whitewash five times on his very first start. Enough to catch the eye of Steve Borthwick, who promptly brought him into England’s wider training squad. A meteoric rise for a player whom some observers — Sam Warburton among them — already describe as a generational talent. Read more Read More
England U18 once again showcased their immense potential during the October international window, claiming a win and a draw against France at St. George’s Park. Under the guidance of Neil Ryan, the Young Lions extended their unbeaten run and continued their fine form ahead of next month’s FIFA U17 World Cup in Qatar. After a dramatic 1–0 victory in the first match thanks to a stoppage-time header from Elijah Upson, England showed their fighting spirit in the second, coming from 2–0 down to draw 2–2 courtesy of goals from Igor Tyjon and Reigan Heskey. Read more Read More
England U19 continued their superb form with two resounding victories over Belgium (4–1) and Wales (7–0) during the October international break in Spain. Under the guidance of head coach Will Antwi, the Young Lions built on the momentum of their September camp, showcasing a devastating attacking threat and remarkable collective depth. At the heart of their success stood three standout performers: Mikey Moore, who netted a brilliant hat-trick against Belgium; Shumaira Mheuka, on target in both matches; and Max Dowman, who entered the record books as the youngest goalscorer in England U19 history. Read more Read More
