It is inspired by Southgate's journey since his penalty miss for England in 1996
Getty ImagesLeft to right: Ben Affleck, Geoffrey Rush, Gwyneth Paltrow and Joseph Fiennes at the premiere of Shakespeare In Love in 1998
"I feel that pressure," he said. "I relate to how the players and Gareth must feel in terms of expectation, because putting the national game on the stage at the National Theatre is obviously quite presumptuous."But with the team we've surrounded ourselves with, it all feels possible." The show will come six months after England were knocked out of the World Cup by France in the quarter-finals, with Kane missing a late penalty. Southgate has said he will stay as England boss until after Euro 2024.It's "great to be writing a story that hasn't finished", Graham said. "My experience of watching England go out of this last World Cup, it was a multitude of conflicting feelings when I was sat there in the pub.
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