Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

Before naming his full squad, Tuchel was required to submit a preliminary squad of players from which he will name his final party.

It is understood Lewis Hall of Newcastle, Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly and Everton pair Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Jarrad Branthwaite are among the names selected in Tuchel's extended list.

Hall's World Cup omission raised eyebrows given England entered the tournament without a natural left-back.

Attacking duo Cole Palmer and Phil Foden are on there too, after being two of the biggest omissions from Tuchel's squad for the World Cup.

That decision was deemed a mistake from certain circles, given they are two of English football's most creative players.

Meanwhile, Tuchel is expected to omit Jordan Henderson, Dean Henderson and John Stones because of injury.

Scott missed out on England's World Cup squad - one of many who were omitted from the trip to North America...

Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott is set to be named in England’s first full squad since the World Cup.

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Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

One to keep an eye on this morning is Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite. He was named in the provisional long list of players and Thomas Tuchel had been impressed by the centre-back’s display since the start of the season. With John Stones expected to be injured, Branthwaite could prove a solution for Tuchel.

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England

Here are the upcoming fixtures which Thomas Tuchel is selecting for:

Saturday 26 September - England v Spain, 19.45

Tuesday 29 September - Czech Republic v England, 19.45

Saturday 3 October - Croatia v England, 17.00

Tuesday 6 October - England v Czech Republic, 19.45

Previously, there were three breaks of two weeks in September, October and November for international football, with nations generally playing two games in each window. That has changed in 2026-27.

Instead of separate breaks in September and October, there is now a three-week gap for international fixtures across late September and early October with four matches being played.

This is in part due to the later start to elite domestic football season this year; with the 2026 World Cup final taking place on 19 July, most top divisions did not resume until mid to late August.

Usually the first international break takes place in early September. By pushing it back, it allows players are longer time before they cross continents to represent their countries again. It also avoids the possibility of pausing domestic football just one or two games after their seasons start.

The readjusted schedule also allows for an extra week of domestic football between the end of the first break and the start of the second in November.

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Thomas Tuchel regrets not eating any of the grass at the Azteca Stadium after England's World Cup win against Mexico.

His Three Lions beat the co-hosts 3-2 in the last-16 tie in July, despite playing much of the second half with 10 men following Jarell Quansah's red card.

England went on to reach the semi-finals, where they lost to Argentina, before beating France in the Bronze medal match for third place.

Tuchel, though, made a bizarre admission during an interview with Daniel Sturridge for the FA's forthcoming feature 'Reflections: England's World Cup Journey'.

He said: "I texted a friend after the match and I just wrote, 'I regret that I didn't eat some grass after the match to keep something from this in my body forever'. That was the feeling. That was the moment."

England

It has already been two months since the end of what was a memorable World Cup for England.

Here's how the Three Lions got on:

England 4-2 Croatia, group stage

England 0-0 Ghana, group stage

Panama 0-2 England, group stage

England 2-1 DR Congo, round of 32

Mexico 2-3 England, round of 16

Norway 1-2 England, quarter-finals

England 1-2 Argentina, semi-finals

France 4-6 England, third place play-off

England

This is what England's squad looked like when they headed to North America for the 2026 World Cup.

Goalkeepers: Jordan Pickford, Dean Henderson, James Trafford

Defenders: Reece James, Tino Livramento, Marc Guehi, Ezri Konsa, John Stones, Jarell Quansah, Nico O'Reilly, Dan Burn, Djed Spence

Midfielders: Declan Rice, Elliot Anderson, Jude Bellingham, Jordan Henderson, Morgan Rogers, Kobbie Mainoo

Forwards: Harry Kane, Ivan Toney, Ollie Watkins, Bukayo Saka, Noni Madueke, Marcus Rashford, Anthony Gordon, Eberechi Eze

A late injury to Newcastle defender Tino Livramento meant that he was replaced by then Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah, who now plays for Serie A side Como.

How similar will Thomas Tuchel's next squad be?

First up, let's remind ourselves of what happened over the summer.

It's crucial context - along with the first few weeks of the league season - for Tuchel's choices today.

Hello and welcome to our Three Lions live page.

This morning, England men's national team manager Thomas Tuchel will announce his squad for the upcoming international break.

At 10:00 BST, Tuchel's squad list will be released before the German sits down to talk to the media at 11.

In the meantime, we're going to bring you up to date with all things England, including who they'll face, and who is injured, and the key questions facing Tuchel as he makes his decision.

Thanks for joining us.