Not long now until England are back in action against Panama.

Thomas Tuchel's side kick off their final group game at New Jersey Stadium at 22:00 BST, so don't go far.

The BBC Sport World Cup live page will start rolling again from around 20:30, with all the build up to the climax of Group L.

Can the Three Lions win well and finish top of the group?

Stick with us as we find out together.

In the meantime, check out the links in our summary, or simply scroll down this page, to find the early England build-up, as well as reaction to last night's games.

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The BBC will show TV coverage of four of the remaining six group-stage matches:

• Colombia v Portugal and DR Congo v Uzbekistan in Group K on Sunday from 00:30 BST
• Followed by Group J matches Algeria v Austria and Jordan v Argentina from 03:00 BST.

The earlier games in Group L - Panama v England and Croatia v Ghana - will both be shown on ITV (Saturday, 22:00 BST).

There will be radio commentary of Panama v England, DR Congo v Uzbekistan and Algeria v Austria on BBC Radio 5 Live.

All BBC TV and radio commentaries are also available on iPlayer and Sounds, respectively.

Remember, you can follow live text commentaries of all six games on the BBC Sport website and app, as well as TV and radio coverage of all BBC games.

Not 100%, but I am pretty certain this is the first time we have had a message from someone in Bali asking about ex-Bristol Rovers players.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport England reporter in Kansas City

As England try to get their game right on the pitch, the games they play off the field are performing a key role in team bonding.

While the focus during the World Cup group stage has been all about Croatia, Ghana and Panama, the players' downtime has been spent on Wolf, SkyJo and Imposter.

England's players are getting into their leisure time games to strengthen team bonding - which could be crucial if they are to go far at this tournament.

The squad are two weeks into their stay at their World Cup basecamp in Kansas City. They could be there for another three weeks if they reach the final - which is why keeping themselves entertained away from the training pitch is so important.

At previous tournaments, the players have played Wolf, a game similar to the BBC show The Traitors.

When they played it during their downtime in the build-up to the Euro 2024 final against Spain, the squad received a message from Traitors presenter Claudia Winkleman.

Wolf is on England's games menu during this World Cup too - but SkyJo and Imposter are new additions to ensure the players are entertained when not on the training pitch under the watchful eye of Thomas Tuchel and his staff.

Read more here.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Elliot Anderson was the schoolboy footballer so good his teachers discussed placing a bet on him playing for England.

The bet was never made - but Thomas Tuchel is backing him to be a winner at the World Cup and Manchester City are doing the same after agreeing a club record £116m to sign him from Nottingham Forest.

Anderson's journey from the playing fields of Tyneside to the World Cup stage will continue at Etihad Stadium after transfer talks were finally successfully concluded between Forest and City.

The midfielder is the one that painfully got away from Newcastle United but is still revered and respected in his home city as the "quiet and self-effacing" local boy made good.

Read more here.

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Opta have England as the fourth favourites to go all the way and win their second-ever World Cup.

After their comfortable win over Norway, France are favourites with a 16.08% chance of going one step further than they did in 2022.

The team that beat them in the final in Qatar four years ago, Argentina, are behind them with a 15.73% chance.

Spain are third on 13.1%, while England are on 8.73%. Elsewhere:

• Brazil - 6.61%
• Portugal - 6.23%
• Netherlands - 5.48%
• Germany - 4.56%

Harry Holmes
BBC Sport journalist

It's been almost 3,000 days since England last played in red at a major tournament - 2,905 days to be exact.

The last time they wore the away strip at a World Cup or Euros was in the third place game against Belgium at the 2018 World Cup, which England lost 2-0.

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England will play in red on Saturday, for the first time in eight years at a major tournament.

England, in red, at the World Cup. It just feels right.

If Harry Kane keeps on scoring then England can bring home the World Cup - that is the prediction of former coach Dave Bricknell, who worked with the Three Lions captain more than 20 years ago, during his time at junior side Ridgeway Rovers in his home town of Chingford.

"I think we've got a good chance," Bricknell told BBC News. "I mean France look really good, Spain will be good and Morocco don't look too bad as well, but I think we've got a good chance and in a one-off game I think we can beat anyone.

"You know, we've got the players. Harry can score the goals so I think we've got a really good chance of winning it."

Bricknell said that the way Kane struck the ball, the confidence he had in his own ability and his resilience - the way he kept going even when he missed a shot - is what set him apart as a junior.

"He doesn't mind scoring long shots, tap-ins and he's a leader now," added Bricknell.

"It makes you laugh because I watch it [the World Cup] with my family and my son, who played in the same team as him [Kane], and I joke that he should have been him, but that's another story.

"But yeah, he's made us all proud. It's lovely seeing kids that you've coached in the past go on and do really good things."

And his message to Kane?: "Do your best son. Be proud of yourself. You've made your family proud. You've made the whole of Chingford proud...now bring it on home."

Chris Sutton
Former England forward

Ghana will win this. I thought they were excellent against England and unlucky not to get more than a point. They should have been awarded a penalty in the second half and, separately, Jordan Pickford was lucky to avoid a red card too.

They looked really well organised under Carlos Queiroz and I can see them getting the better of this ageing Croatia team, which looks old and tired - a little bit like Alistair and myself at the moment.

Sutton's prediction: 0-1

AI's prediction: 2-1

England are sure of going through at least in third.

The Three Lions top the group ahead of Ghana on goal difference and face Panama in their final game on Saturday (20:00 BST).

Thomas Tuchel's men must equal or better Ghana's result against Croatia to remain at the summit and play a third-placed team.

If both games are draws, England win the group.

If both win, top spot would be decided on goal difference - England are currently on +2 and Ghana +1, but the Three Lions have scored three more goals.

Should goal difference finish identical, it will go to disciplinary record (England -1, Ghana -2) and then England would secure it on Fifa world ranking.

Ghana have already qualified and will secure a top-two finish if they win or draw against Croatia.

The Africans will top the group if they better England's result, or win by a big enough margin to overtake them on goal difference.

Ghana will finish third if they lose, but have enough points.

Croatia must beat Ghana if they are to secure automatic qualification. A Croatia win and England dropping points would see them top the group.

A draw would secure safe passage in third. But they won't qualify with a defeat.

Panama, who are yet to open their account, are already eliminated.

Back to Group L now, with both games taking place at 22:00 BST.

England and Ghana are both guaranteed a place in the knockout stages, but the exact make up of the table is yet to be determined and could yet change drastically this evening.

Four more spaces of the 32 available are up for grabs in the knockout phase of the 2026 World Cup, with three groups still to be completed.

Either Austria or Algeria will take the final automatic place available in Group J, while there are three more spaces left for countries hoping to secure a slot as one of the best third-placed teams.

Of the qualifiers so far, 11 are from Europe, seven are from Africa, five are from South America, three from North and Central America, and one from Asia, while Australia complete the 28.

Here is a full list of those through so far:

• Group A: Mexico, South Africa
• Group B: Switzerland, Canada
• Group C: Brazil, Morocco
• Group D: United States, Australia
• Group E: Germany, Ivory Coast
• Group F: Netherlands, Japan
• Group G: Belgium, Egypt
• Group H: Spain, Cape Verde
• Group I: France, Norway
• Group J: Argentina
• Group K: Colombia, Portugal
• Group L: England, Ghana
• Third place: Sweden, Ecuador, Bosnia-Herzegovinia, Paraguay, Senegal

Chris Sutton
Former England forward

Algeria need to win this to move above Austria and into second place.

I fancy Austria, though. I think they will out-work them under manager Ralf Rangnick.

Sutton's prediction: 0-2

AI's prediction: 1-2

Kylian Mbappe wasn't rested for France against Norway on Friday, but fellow Golden Boot hopeful Erling Haaland was.

You get the feeling that Lionel Messi will not want to be left out against Jordan, but that tactic seems to be a factor for managers at the 2026 World Cup.

With Julian Alvarez and Lautaro Martinez also at his disposal, Lionel Scaloni has options to replace his talisman.

Chris Sutton
Former England forward

Argentina will make changes after wrapping up the group, and I think one of them will be to leave out Lionel Messi.

Resting him now will help their chances of winning this tournament but not his hopes of winning the Golden Boot or adding to his tally as the World Cup's all-time leading scorer.

His fans won't be happy but you've got to wrap him in cotton wool. And, Messi or no Messi, Jordan just won't be able to live with them in terms of goals.

Sutton's prediction: 0-3

AI's prediction: 0-3

Argentina have topped the group and will face Cape Verde.

Austria and Algeria are tied on three points and they meet on Sunday (00.00 BST).

Austria have the goal difference advantage but likely need draw to progress regardless, as three points and a minus goal difference is unlikely to be enough to go through.

Algeria, however, must win if they to go through automatically.

A will also be enough to send Algeria through in third on four points, and they will know if that is the case as this is the final group to complete.

The runners-up play Spain next.

Jordan cannot progress.

Who do you think will top Group K? Portugal or Colombia?