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England beat Norway in the World Cup quarter-final, but manager Thomas Tuchel criticized the performance. He wants more possession, faster play, and better execution of his tactical principles. Despite the win, Tuchel sees room for improvement.
England labored against DR Congo's brave 4-4-2 formation before Harry Kane's double rescued them. The match exposed vulnerabilities that Mexico, with similar build-up tactics, could exploit in the last 16. Thomas Tuchel must decide between a compact block or a refined high press.
Thomas Tuchel used hydration breaks to regroup his England side during a 2-1 World Cup win over DR Congo. The breaks allowed him to give instructions, and England's performance improved significantly after each pause, with Harry Kane scoring twice in the final 15 minutes.
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.
Jude Bellingham's versatility and tactical intelligence have made him central to Thomas Tuchel's England system. After a dramatic Euro 2024 goal, his performance against Panama showed how he adapts to fill gaps, covering for injuries and shifting roles to maximize England's attacking shape.
England impressed for 15-20 minutes against Croatia, resembling an elite club side. However, the team faces a concerning trend of underwhelming second performances in recent tournaments, including three consecutive 0-0 draws.
A former manager shares how he watches the World Cup both as a fan and an analyst, discussing scouting players like Yan Diomande and Christ Inao Oulai, and why live viewing remains essential despite data availability.
England's 4-2 win over Croatia showcased exciting attacking football but raised defensive concerns. Analysis reveals how their direct style and pressing tactics left them exposed, with Harry Kane dropping deep and frequent turnovers contributing to instability.
Lionel Messi enters his sixth World Cup at age 38, a vastly different player from the teenage winger who debuted for Barcelona in 2003. His evolution through multiple reinventions—from false nine to deep-lying playmaker—has kept him dominant as Argentina aim to defend their title.
