England’s national football team returns to England on Sunday after completing its World Cup journey in Miami. Multiple reports describe the squad arriving home in Birmingham following a seven-week tournament buildup and competition period. The team’s final stage is characterized as ending on a high after a loss suffered in the context of reaching a deciding match, with coverage noting “Argentina heartbreak” and presenting the campaign as England’s best World Cup result since 1966. The outlets agree that the trip concludes with the players returning from Miami to England on Sunday afternoon. They also align on the overall framing of the campaign’s outcome and timing, pointing to the team’s extended run through the World Cup cycle and the emotional impact of the final result. Across the sources provided, there is no competing account of the return logistics or the season details; all emphasize the homecoming and the World Cup finish as a notable milestone for England.