Tuchel: England not seeking revenge against Mexico
Short overview
Thomas Tuchel says England are focused on writing their own chapter, not seeking revenge, ahead of a match against Mexico. Jordan Henderson called the fixture 'as big as it gets.' Tuchel also denied reports linking him to viagra.
Thomas Tuchel has said England are not motivated by revenge as they prepare to face Mexico, stating the team is focused on writing their own story. “We’re not here for revenge, we’re here to write our own chapter & we are ready,” Tuchel said.
Jordan Henderson described the occasion in stark terms. “It doesn’t get much bigger than playing Mexico at this stadium - no words,” he said.
Tuchel also addressed reports linking him to viagra, calling them false. “That is not true,” he said.
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