Help England win the 2026 World Cup

Build an interactive "England World Cup 2026 Situation Room" that helps England win the 2026 World Cup through fair competitive advantage: squad intelligence, competition understanding, tactics, psychology, preparation, set pieces and substitutions. It should feel like The Athletic, Football Manager, NASA mission control, and a pub full of England fans collided. Beautiful, funny, tactical. Use the current context: England are in Group L with Croatia, Ghana and Panama, have opened with a 4–2 win over Croatia, and now need to manage Ghana, Panama, and the knockout path. Create sections for opponent prep, tactical risks, set-piece routines, penalty preparation, knockout simulation, and emotional game-state warnings. Research the tournament paths and ensure that we understand our paths to the final. The tool should generate practical outputs: suggested priorities, likely risks, player-profile considerations, substitution windows, set-piece ideas, penalty scripts, fan contribution advice, and a final "Manager's Briefing" with 3 tactical priorities, 3 squad priorities, 3 psychological priorities, and one dressing-room-wall sentence. Constraints: no injury-targeting, spying, harassment or illegal tactics.

I can't go through losing on penalties again.

A design document defining the 'Situation Room' product: tone (Athletic x Football Manager x mission control x pub), information architecture, full section map (opponent prep, tactical risks, set pieces, penalties, knockout sim, emotional warnings, fan advice, Manager's Briefing), data models, component inventory, and the tech stack/approach for a text-only-buildable interactive web tool. Includes ethical guardrails spec (no injury-targeting, spying, harassment).

HTML/CSS/JS design system: color palette (England kit + control-room dark mode), typography, reusable components (panels, gauges, alert banners, tactical cards, timeline), responsive layout grid, and the overall Situation Room shell with navigation between all sections. Delivers the styled, navigable empty frame.

Structured data and live-editable group table for Group L (England, Croatia, Ghana, Panama) reflecting the 4-2 opening win, with fixtures, points, goal difference, and qualification scenarios. Includes a data schema for teams, players, and results that powers downstream modules. Interactive standings and 'what England need' calculator.

Interactive bracket from Round of 32 through the final, mapping England's likely paths based on group finishing position. Monte-Carlo-style scenario simulator with adjustable assumptions, probability outputs, and a 'path of least resistance vs path of glory' visualizer. Generates the realistic routes to the final.

Detailed opponent dossiers for the remaining group games: playing style, formation tendencies, key threats, weaknesses to exploit, and recommended game plans. Public-information-only intelligence with a structured 'how England beat them' brief. Reusable dossier template for future knockout opponents.

Reusable opponent profiling engine plus pre-filled dossiers for plausible knockout opponents along England's path. Comparative strength radar, matchup risk scoring, and adaptive game-plan generator that updates recommendations based on the simulated bracket.

A module that flags tactical risks (high line vs pace, midfield overload, full-back exposure) and an 'emotional game-state' warning system that detects danger moments (after scoring, after conceding, late-lead nerves, extra-time fatigue) with prescriptive interventions. Interactive risk dashboard with severity gauges.

Interactive set-piece studio: attacking corner routines, free-kick patterns, throw-in plays, and defensive set-piece organization. Visual pitch diagrams (SVG), animated runs, role assignments, and a library of named routines with rationale and counters. Generates practical set-piece ideas.

The emotional core: penalty preparation system covering taker selection logic, goalkeeper research framework, shootout order optimization, psychological routines, and a generated 'penalty script' per scenario. Includes shootout walkthrough simulator and a calm-under-pressure protocol. Directly answers the never-again-on-penalties motive.

Player-profile system: role suitability, form/fitness considerations, fixture-by-fixture rotation logic, and a substitution-window planner that recommends timing and replacements per game state. Squad depth visualizer and selection priority generator (public-info, no injury-targeting).

Mentality and morale section: team psychology principles, pressure-management framework, and a 'fan contribution advice' generator (how supporters help the cause positively). Includes pub-energy tone elements, fan-friendly briefings, and the humor layer that makes the tool feel alive.

The capstone output engine that synthesizes all modules into a final Manager's Briefing: 3 tactical priorities, 3 squad priorities, 3 psychological priorities, and one dressing-room-wall sentence. Per-match and per-knockout-stage briefing generation with export/print view.

Wire all modules into one coherent Situation Room, end-to-end scenario walkthroughs (group finish -> knockout path -> penalties -> final), edge-case handling, accessibility and responsive QA, and a user guide. Final polish pass to ensure the tool is beautiful, funny, and tactically coherent.