By Jude Summerfield As two of the forefront leading football nations around the world, games between England and Brazil invoke a special nostalgia in the modern day. Their first ever meeting came back in 1956 and fixtures have been fairly regular ever since, save from the seven-year gap between a goalless draw in June 2013 and their clash at Wembley in March 2024. The Selecao have enjoyed far more success at major tournaments than the Three Lions, who have only ever been victorious in friendly matches against the South Americans. Here’s a detailed look at their most recent encounters. England …