England edges New Zealand 1-0 in World Cup warm-up match
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 6, 2026, 10:16 PM
Last updated Jun 6, 2026
England secured a narrow 1-0 victory over New Zealand in a World Cup warm-up match held in Florida on June 6, 2026. Harry Kane scored the only goal of the match, marking his continued form after a successful season at Bayern Munich. While some players, including Marcus Rashford, showed encouraging performances, the match lacked intensity and failed to provide many definitive answers for head coach Thomas Tuchel ahead of the World Cup. England’s next friendly is scheduled against Costa Rica, where players will have another opportunity to impress before the tournament.
- •Harry Kane scored the only goal for England.
- •Marcus Rashford's performance was highlighted as encouraging.
- •The match had a lack of intensity typical of friendlies.
- •England's next friendly is scheduled against Costa Rica.
- •Tuchel made 11 changes at halftime during the match.
- 10:16 PMYahoo Sports — England’s tepid World Cup warm-up offers Thomas Tuchel few answers to lingering questions
"England 1-0 New Zealand: As preparations for the World Cup continue the Three Lions battled with the US heat in Florida
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