Croatia V England Young Focusing On Three Lions Threat Not Modric Fears
Gareth Southgate’s side head to Luzhniki Stadium on Wednesday for their first semi-final at football’s biggest tournament since 1990, and only the second since lifting the trophy in 1966, having beaten Sweden 2-0 in the quarter-finals. This will be England’s first meeting with Croatia at a major tournament since the Euro 2004 group stage, when the Three Lions triumphed 4-2. Each side has won two of the four meetings since then, which includes England’s infamous 3-2 defeat at in November 2007, which saw them miss out on a Euro 2008 spot and led to the departure of boss Steve McClaren....