According to Telegraph reports, England manager Gareth Southgate has conducted a thorough review of the World Cup held last week in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. FA officials are preparing a comprehensive report summarizing England's strengths and weaknesses during this summer's World Cup campaign.

The findings from the tactical and player selection report will be presented to Gareth Southgate for consideration. On September 26, England will face Spain, the new World Cup champions, and Portugal at Wembley, with the full report to be submitted to senior FA officials later this year.

Meanwhile, Gareth Southgate will attend an FA performance advisory board meeting next week, where prominent figures from sports and business will question him about the recent World Cup campaign. FA insiders emphasized that the board is a forum for dialogue and discussion rather than an accountability court, though England's World Cup exit will inevitably come up. The team unfortunately fell short in the semi-finals, losing 1-2 to Argentina.

There is widespread belief that trust must be rebuilt between Gareth Southgate and the players. FA officials acknowledged that the emotional impact of the semi-final loss remains felt among coaching staff, players, and supporters. England faces a crucial stretch this month, starting with Spain and playing four international matches within eleven days.

This summer represented England's best World Cup performance since winning at home in 1966, with the team finishing third. However, there is lingering regret over the semi-final loss to Argentina and the missed opportunity for glory.

Last week, Gareth Southgate and his team spent three days at St. George's Park reviewing the entire World Cup campaign and re-examining key tactical decisions and personnel selections.

The review included scrutiny of Gareth Southgate's semi-final substitutions, including controversial in-game changes. It also examined the quarter-final comeback against Norway and the tactical adjustments forced upon them when Mexico reduced to ten men in the Round of 16.

The review further analyzed various team performance data to evaluate tactical approaches and physical conditioning. The comprehensive assessment report will include player movement data, including running statistics and data collected from Whoop wristbands worn by players during training and rest periods, such as sleep patterns. The report will also examine the choice of base camp in Kansas City, pre-match preparations, and travel arrangements, assessing whether frequent travel created unnecessary fatigue for players. Throughout the tournament, England traveled a combined 15,958 miles by air, the longest distance of all participating teams.

Gareth Southgate is also expected to address his own mistakes. There are indications that in the latter stages of the World Cup, Southgate chose a more conservative approach after seemingly losing faith in players' desire to continue pressing aggressively as he wished. Throughout the tournament, England only played with the pressing intensity and aggression Southgate preferred during the group stage and the second half of the opening match against Croatia.

FA Director of Performance Mark Jarvis will prepare this World Cup review report and present it to senior FA officials mid-next month.

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