In a shocking turn of events, England's World Cup dreams were left in tatters after a disappointing loss to Argentina. The team's decision to sit back and defend after taking the lead has been widely criticized, with many questioning the tactics employed by manager Gareth Southgate. Robert Marawa is joined by a football legend who knows a thing or two about winning the World Cup. Terry Paine, a member of England's 1966 World Cup-winning squad, shares his thoughts on the game and offers some valuable insights into what went wrong.

Terry Paine reflects on the match and offers a candid assessment of England's performance. He discusses the team's decision to sit back and defend, and how it ultimately led to their downfall. Paine also shares his thoughts on the current state of English football and what needs to change in order for the team to succeed in the future.