What's coming up today for the England senior teams?

England’s men’s and women’s senior teams step up their preparations for a second round of fixtures in their final camp of the season today.

Thomas Tuchel’s squad remain in Florida, where they are getting ready for the FIFA World Cup 2026, while Sarina Wiegman’s side are back on home soil ahead of a crucial Women’s World Cup Qualifier. 

Find out below what’s happening in each camp on Monday.

Three Lions

Preparations for the final World Cup warm-up game against Costa Rica on Wednesday 10 June (4pm local/9pm BST kick-off) are well under way, with a busy training day in stall for Thomas Tuchel and his players at at their base in West Palm Beach.

The day kicks off with a team training session in the morning, before they then have a busy afternoon of media commitments.

FIFA will capture content including green-screen player shots with the squad, as they will with all 48 nations ahead of the opening match of the World Cup on Thursday 11 June.

And two England players will join host Andrew Mensah for the filming of our next Lions' Den episode that afternoon, as we give you unrivalled behind-the-scenes access to the England squad and get their insights on life in the Three Lions' camp and in the United States for this summer's tournament.

You can watch all the Lions' Den episodes first on the official England app, so stay tuned for the next episode late this evening.

Lionesses

The Lionesses continue their preparations for their final Group A3 match against Ukraine at Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium on Tuesday 9 June (8pm BST kick-off).

Wiegman’s side go into the game knowing they need to better the result Spain manage against Iceland that same evening if they are to qualify automatically for the Women’s World Cup in Brazil next summer. 

Having arrived on Merseyside on Saturday evening, the players will train again in Liverpool ahead of tomorrow's match.

Head coach Wiegman will also answer questions from the media as she holds her pre-match press conference, which you can watch live on the official England app.

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