This eclipsed Wayne Rooney’s previous record of 30

I say sadly it might not. Clubs have never liked international football and the aftermath of the likely player strike will be clubs big change to do away with it. International football can’t really remain fair if players are limited to how many matches they can do a year based on club commitments.

I went to the Finland match last week and I'm still yet to get the cap on my account. I did purchase with my fan number. Does it normally take this long or should I chase it up?

As they could be banned from the squad next year if City get expelled from the PL.

A big match for James Maddison and Dominic Solanke then.

I wonder if he will also try and speak to Ben White post match.

Harry Kane’s frustrating start to the season continued away to newly promoted Holstein Kiel. In another display demonstrating his loss of pace, wavering finishing and positional confusion he was only able to set up one goal and score a meagre three, one of which was just a penalty which he had clumsily won for himself.

This tired performance continues a sorry run which has seen the geriatric number nine struggle to just seven goals and three assists in his first six games for club and country this season. When asked an exasperated Vincent Kompany stated that he'd like to play a competent striker but his hands are tied because he isn't brave enough to leave Kane on the bench. When pressed Kompany clarified that Kane threatened to call him a silly Belgian if he did.

Surely it's only a matter of time before Kane is dropped for a mobile striker who can press as his current performances are well below expectations of both club and national team fans.

So watching the likes of Watkins, Konsa, Rogers, Ramsey and Pickford.

Thoughts?

Even most the good players had me going, 'How is he young enough to have played with Harry Kane?!'

GK: Hart.

DEF: Clyne, Cahill, Jones, Baines.

MID: Barkley, Carrick, Delph.

ATK: Walcott, Kane, Welbeck.

In both recent matches this september, the team didn't follow the tradition of using 1-11 for the starters, which I think was a long standing tradition for the team. Any reason why this changed?

https://preview.redd.it/n7r5a653l7od1.jpg?width=1231&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=346ed289e8fcde01b43ac107e82603a8913752a0

I've gone for a 90s 4-4-2, with left-footed wingers playing on the left wing, and right-footed wingers on the right wing. Would it have done any better than Hoddle's team?

After last nights games the latest world rankings have been updated.

Argentina have lost their #1 spot for the first time since the world cup QF.

Spain are rated #1 for the first time since the golden era. 2013.

England have climbed back to 6th, where they were before the shitshow against Iceland before the Euros

1. Spain

2. Argentina

3. Colombia

4. France

5. Brazil

6. England

7. Portugal

8. Netherlands

9. Germany

10. Uruguay

These are the ELO ratings, not the ridiculous and meaningless FIFA ratings

Imagine how dead this subreddit would be without him! Keep doing your thing mate.