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Alan Shearer says Thomas Tuchel should keep his job despite England's World Cup semi-final exit to Argentina, arguing the manager needs time to reflect and improve. Shearer criticizes Tuchel's defensive tactics but believes the two-year contract extension gives him the chance to lead England into Euro 2028.
Alan Shearer reflects on the heartbreak of England's 1998 World Cup loss to Argentina, warning the current squad to keep cool heads in Wednesday's semi-final. He believes this England team has a chance to achieve immortality, but must avoid the controversies that derailed his generation.
Alan Shearer says England's win over Mexico has changed his mind about their World Cup chances. He believes the team's togetherness, adaptability, and depth make them capable of going all the way.
Alan Shearer believes England will not be intimidated by the Azteca Stadium or Mexico's home support. He expects the players to embrace the challenge and predicts a win, despite altitude, atmosphere, and Mexico's formidable home record.
Alan Shearer has selected his preferred England starting lineup for their last-16 match against Mexico.
Alan Shearer has identified three key areas where England must improve to win the World Cup, calling on other players to step up.
Alan Shearer analyzes England's World Cup performance, noting Thomas Tuchel's ongoing search for effective full-back and winger combinations. Despite topping their group, England's defensive instability and lack of consistent flank threat remain concerns as they face DR Congo.
Alan Shearer selects his standout players and moments from the 2026 FIFA World Cup group stage.
Thomas Tuchel faces key selection decisions for England's World Cup match against Panama. After a 0-0 draw with Ghana, changes are expected, with Alan Shearer suggesting starts for Marcus Rashford and Bukayo Saka, and a return for Nico O'Reilly at left-back.
Alan Shearer believes England's deep bench can inflict mental 'damage' on Ghana, boosting his confidence ahead of their match. He predicts a strong performance from the Three Lions.
During the 1998 World Cup, England footballers Alan Shearer and Michael Owen took a break to play golf. The anecdote highlights their lighter side, though their football skills far outshone their golf game.
