Gary Meenaghan

Indifference to hosting 2019 Copa America a sign of Brazilians' disillusionment with politics, economy and a lack of meaningful reform at the football association

Manager Juan Antonio Pizzi is looking to use youngsters across the pitch in key areas as they bid to repeat their 1996 success in the UAE

Three-time champions look to youth as they prepare for Group E opener against North Korea

A 4-2 defeat to France in Sunday's final denied the team a remarkable ending to their campaign

Despite scoring six goals at the World Cup and being in pole position to win the tournament's Golden Boot, the Tottenham Hotspur striker is striving to continue improving

Goals from Meunier and Hazard ensure a thoroughly deserved victory and with it the bronze medal

Both sides look to finish on a high in the third-place play-off on Saturday in Saint Petersburg

Sweden's No 9 was noncommittal when asked about his Al Ain future as he looks forward to a holiday before the new season

Southgate's side are one win away from reaching a first World Cup final since their sole triumph in 1966

Goals by Maguire and Alli sends Southgate's side to the last-four in Russia

Belgium's PSG defender Meunier suspended for semi-final, but warns teammates they face 'a really, really good team'

Friday's 2-1 defeat to Belgium saw the South Americans exit the tournament at the quarter-final stage. But players past and present say Tite is still the man to take the Seleção forward. Gary Meenaghan reports from Kazan

Gareth Southgate's side have got a lot of supporters from the host country wishing them well at the tournament

Pressure and expectations are rising the further into the tournament Brazil go, and their manager wants to keep his players calm

Stints at Al Ain and Al Wahda allowed Tite to 'develop my work and to put into practice some ideas that were very important to me'