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England and Panama are set to face each other again for the first time since their unforgettable World Cup clash in 2018. Back then, England crushed Panama 6-1 in Russia. It was a game full of goals, drama, and a piece of history. Now, fans are being challenged to see if they can remember the names of the players who started that match.
That victory was England’s biggest at a World Cup in decades. The team looked unstoppable, and the goals came from all over the field. But can you recall exactly who was on the pitch from the first whistle?
The Record-Breaking Win
England’s 6-1 victory over Panama wasn’t just a win — it was a statement. Harry Kane scored a hat-trick, including two penalties, and became the tournament’s top scorer early on. Other goals came from John Stones (twice) and Jesse Lingard. Panama did manage a consolation goal, their first ever in a World Cup, but England were in control from start to finish.
- Harry Kane – 3 goals (2 penalties)
- John Stones – 2 goals
- Jesse Lingard – 1 goal
- Felipe Baloy scored Panama’s historic goal
The match also set a record for the most goals scored by England in a single World Cup game since 1966. It was a day that England fans will never forget.
The Starting Eleven
England manager Gareth Southgate picked a strong lineup for that match. The team had a mix of experienced players and young talent. Here’s the starting XI that took the field:
- Jordan Pickford (goalkeeper)
- Kyle Walker (right-back)
- John Stones (center-back)
- Harry Maguire (center-back)
- Kieran Trippier (left-back)
- Jordan Henderson (midfielder)
- Jesse Lingard (midfielder)
- Dele Alli (midfielder)
- Raheem Sterling (forward)
- Harry Kane (captain, forward)
- Ashley Young (left-back) — though in a 3-5-2 formation, Trippier and Young were wing-backs.
It’s a lineup full of stars. Some have gone on to become legends, while others have moved on. But can you remember all 11 names without cheating?
Why This Match Matters
This game was more than just a group-stage win. It showed that England could score goals in bunches and handle pressure on the big stage. Panama, making their World Cup debut, also earned respect by fighting until the end. The match became a reference point for England’s deep run in the tournament — they eventually reached the semifinals.
Now, with a new match approaching, fans are looking back at that incredible performance. It’s a fun challenge to test your memory: can you name every player who started for England against Panama in 2018?
Put Your Knowledge to the Test
So, are you ready to take the quiz? Whether you’re a die-hard England supporter or just a casual soccer fan, remembering the starting XI from that historic 6-1 win is a great way to relive the excitement. Grab a friend, see who can recall the full team, and celebrate one of England’s greatest World Cup moments. Good luck!