England arguably secured its greatest World Cup result in 60 years when beating Mexico at the Estadio Azteca, with Thomas Tuchel’s gritty Three Lions now tasked with taming Norway in the Miami heat.
There’s no understating the significance of England’s round of 16 victory over the co-hosts, with the 3–2 triumph worthy of its own docuseries. However, its immediate legacy will be defined by what happens next. Tuchel’s team is laden with the belief that this finally might be its year.