Chris Burton

Stan Collymore argues that recency bias shapes the debate over Harry Kane’s status among England’s greatest players, suggesting that legends across eras should be viewed as a collective pool rather than ranked individually. Kane’s prolific scoring and leadership place him firmly among England’s greats, with World Cup success likely to strengthen his position. England’s 2026 campaign continues with a quarter-final against Norway, where Kane and Erling Haaland will compete for top-scorer honours, while strong performances from teammates such as Jude Bellingham bolster England’s pursuit of major trophies.

Sixteen stadiums across the United States, Canada and Mexico have been confirmed by FIFA as host venues for the expanded 48‑team 2026 World Cup. The list includes major sites such as MetLife Stadium for the final, Estadio Azteca for the opening match and top‑capacity venues in the U.S. such as AT&T Stadium and Gillette Stadium. Canada will host matches in Toronto and Vancouver, while Mexico’s three venues include the historic Estadio Azteca alongside modern arenas in Guadalajara and Monterrey.