Walked into the studio to a surprise birthday party from these two @jackantonoff & Laura Sisk - it’s equally wild and cozy to think it was the three of us in a room making a song called Lover here last year. ♥️

Midnights is a wild ride of an album and I couldn’t be happier that my co pilot on this adventure was @jackantonoff. He’s my friend for life (presumptuous I know but I stand by it) and we’ve been making music together for nearly a decade HOWEVER…

"They're playing 'Vindaloo' and the England outfield players are out to warm up. Imagine the reception you think they're getting and multiply it by 1000." - @JackPittBrooke We're getting closer to kick-off... Mexico vs England live blog:

Last night in Jersey was 🤯💕🌙🪐🙏✨💥 !!! The way the whole stadium screamed when Ice literally popped up unannounced 😆- Getting to world premiere the Karma music video I directed with my dancers who were in it - Playing Getaway Car with Jack and hearing everyone shout the lyrics - I love you @icespicee_ I love you @jackantonoff I love you all in that crazy crowd last night - can’t wait to get back out there tonight ☺️ 📷: @KevinMazur / @GettyImages

Can I ask you a question… did you ever wonder who was responsible for those immaculate crowd vocals? Question…? and Bejeweled instrumental versions available now at @jackantonoff @rachelantonoff @dylanobrien @austinswift7

The messaging was very clear in the aftermath of the Argentina defeat. Both Thomas Tuchel and the FA are committed to one another. There were clauses in Tuchel’s contract under which both parties could have agreed to his exit should England be knocked out at the group stage, the last 32 or the last 16. An exemption was subsequently made for the latter once it became clear that England were in line to face Mexico at the Azteca. Given England reached the semi-finals — for just the fourth time ever — none of those clauses were activated. So what now for Tuchel and England? @JackPittBrooke, @David_Ornstein and @OliverKay go inside England’s World Cup. 🔗

The English Football Association is considering its options over Jarell Quansah’s suspension after his sending off against Mexico on Sunday. The 23-year-old defender was shown a straight red card after a slide tackle on Jesus Gallardo before the hour mark during England’s 3-2 win at the Azteca Stadium. Under FIFA’s rules, any sending-off offence is accompanied by a ban for the team’s next match, according to Article 10.5 of the tournament regulations. There is no official mechanism in FIFA’s rules for the 2026 tournament for teams to appeal against red cards. @JackPittBrooke and @JessMCHopkins 🔗

England head coach Thomas Tuchel fears that “erratic” and “not good enough” refereeing means that every team left in the World Cup is always at risk of being suddenly sent home. "It’s just unreliable in matches. Now we have two fourth officials who just scream at you if you put one foot out of a coaching zone. It’s just not good enough.” More from @JackPittBrooke ⬇️