Aaron Morris

Alexandra Daddario attended England’s World Cup quarter-final win over Norway in Miami, wearing an England jersey and briefly moving from a corporate box to the stands before security escorted her away. Fans praised her appearance on social media, while England advanced to a semi-final against Argentina. Whether she will attend the next match in Atlanta is unclear.

England are expected to start Marc Guehi and John Stones in their World Cup quarter-final against Norway, with Ezri Konsa shifting to right-back due to injuries and suspension affecting the squad. Noni Madueke is set to start over Bukayo Saka, and Declan Rice is available despite recent illness. The anticipated lineup includes Pickford, O'Reilly, Guehi, Stones, Konsa, Rice, Anderson, Gordon, Bellingham, Madueke and Kane, as Thomas Tuchel adapts to player absences ahead of the Miami kickoff.

A series of past dress code disputes at Wimbledon is highlighted through Mihaela Buzarnescu’s 2022 experience, when she was forced to borrow her coach’s bra after officials deemed her black undergarment non‑compliant with the tournament’s strict all‑white policy. Similar incidents involving Anna Kournikova, Nick Kyrgios, Andre Agassi and Jelena Ostapenko illustrate longstanding tension surrounding the rules. Recent adjustments allow women to wear dark undershorts for menstrual comfort, with All England Club leadership stating the change aims to support players’ performance.