Thomas Tuchel’s 5 dilemmas for World Cup

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England roundtable: Thomas Tuchel’s five dilemmas for the World Cup
England’s flawless World Cup qualifying campaign wrapped up with a 2-0 win in Albania yesterday, courtesy of two close-range finishes from Harry Kane. Now the focus can turn fully to the summer and the final preparations for the World Cup.

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Thomas Tuchel: England squad creating ‘brotherhood’ ahead of World Cup
England ‘brotherhood’ proves England have solved key issue, Tuchel says
Tuchel to contact every overlooked England player
England manager Thomas Tuchel will speak to every player left out of his squad to explain his choices and lay out what they need to do to make it to next summer's World Cup.

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Tuesday’s briefing: Tuchel to keep contact and heavyweights book World Cup spots
England trap Thomas Tuchel must avoid falling into at World Cup 2026 after disastrous Rooney and Beckham decisions
Thomas Tuchel admits it will be a difficult four-month break from England squad
England won all eight Group K games and kept eight clean sheets, showing no let up despite sealing their spot last month as they became the first European side to play at least six World Cup qualifier...

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Albania vs England LIVE SCORE: Tuchel makes SEVEN changes as Bellingham, Eze and Wharton all START – latest updates
Kane double helps England complete perfect qualifying campaign
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“It’s all about his team” - Paul Scholes makes bold claim on England’s 2026 World Cup chances under ‘ruthless’ Tuchel

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes believes England can win the FIFA World Cup under Thomas Tuchel. He believes that the German coach has been ruthless and is ensuring that they play as a team without caring about individual status.
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England captain Kane urges Tuchel to organise set-piece playbook

England captain Harry Kane admits he'd like to see coach Thomas Tuchel develop a set-piece playbook for next summer's World Cup.
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Rugby kickoffs, long throws and big No. 9s: How Premier League teams have gone back to basics

Turns out Thomas Tuchel was right. The soccer season was only a few weeks old when the England coach expressed his belief that old-school tactics were back in vogue. Long throw-ins. Long clearances by goalkeepers. Crosses into the box for tall strikers.

Tuchel’s message to Bellingham is clear: ‘England are building – it’s time to contribute’

The coach spent much of his Friday press conference explaining his decision to bring back Madrid star who missed the previous two camps

England news conference: We will not experiment - Tuchel

England. Thomas Tuchel was asked if he has done anything to guard against players "choosing" club over playing for England: "Not knowingly, but w
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