Who are the Panama players England need to look out for?

Who are the Panama players England need to look out for?ByNoel SlineyBBC Sport senior journalistPublished2 minutes agoPanama's second World Cup is in danger of finishing the same way as their first in 2018, when they lost all three group games - including 6-1 against England. A sixth-straight World Cup defeat on Saturday would equal the longest 100% losing record in the tournament's history.Panama's experienced squad - which is both the oldest and most-capped at this World Cup - are only playing for pride following their early elimination. BBC Sport has picked out five players who could be key if they are to cause a seismic upset against England.Scouting report on Panama - why England should be waryPublished4 hours agoGet in touchSend us your questionsContact formContact formAdalberto 'Coco' CarrasquillaImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Midfielder Adalberto Carrasquilla won the Golden Ball award for best player at the 2023 Gold CupClub: UNAM, Mexico Age: 27 Position: Midfielder Caps: 73 Goals: 3Arguably Panama's most important player, Carrasquilla has yet to play a minute at this World Cup because of a thigh muscle injury sustained during the Mexican league title decider on 24 May. Indications are he is now fit enough to be involved in some capacity against England.The central midfielder is Panama's tempo setter and creative spark, working tirelessly in and out of possession and showcasing an impressive ability to wriggle out of tight spaces and drive the team upfield.In 2024, Carrasquilla became the first Panamanian to be named Concacaf men's player of the year.He trained as a hairdresser in his youth and was giving his team-mates a trim by the time he made his senior debut aged 16 for Panamanian side Tauro. Carrasquilla still occasionally cuts hair at the local barber when he is visiting family back home.The 27-year-old's own voluminous locks will remain intact, having pledged to shave his head if Panama won the...