Former England forward Michael Owen publishes an opinion piece arguing for a “radical” approach to help England win the World Cup. Owen focuses on how to manage player roles across the pitch, saying there is ongoing debate about where individuals should play—left, middle or right. In his suggested plan, Owen argues that England should make changes at half-time rather than waiting until later in the match. He specifically recommends taking Jude Bellingham, Bukayo Saka and Marcus Rashford off at the break. The proposal is presented as a way to “quicken things up” and play to what Owen describes as each player’s strengths. The article does not provide match-specific tactical details such as formation changes, opponent-based adjustments, or the identities of the players he would bring on. Overall, the outlets present Owen’s views as an alternative lineup strategy designed to alter the flow of games and potentially improve England’s performance.