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Thomas Tuchel, the new English manager, is facing fierce criticism following a disappointing string of results. A friendly loss to Senegal and a narrow 1:0 win against Andorra have left fans and pundits questioning the German's abilities.
After the Three Lions embarrassed themselves with a 3:1 loss to Senegal, "No need to panic," said Tuchel. England has won three times and hasn't conceded a goal yet in the World Cup qualifiers, their opponents being Albania, Latvia, and Andorra. But the public reactions are different.
The anti-Tuchel camp, once focusing on his German heritage, now has sporting arguments. "England as a potential World Cup winner next year? That really sounds like a bad joke," commented the "Daily Mail." The "Sun" mockingly stated, "Even qualifying for the World Cup in America next summer would be a decent result considering this performance."
After the game, boos rang out, with "Tuchel out" chants even echoing in Nottingham Forest's stadium. Tuchel's post-match handling was not well-received either. "The players went to the fans to apologize - he didn't," wrote the "Times." And the "Independent" said bluntly, "It was a depressing and terrifying performance."
England was supposed to be Tuchel's ticket to end the country's 60-year World Cup trophy drought. But critics claim, "No discernible plan. No identity. No improvement - rather a regression - since Sir Gareth Southgate stepped down after the loss to Spain in the 2024 European Championship final in Berlin."
Captain Harry Kane gave England the lead with his 73rd goal for the Three Lions. But Ismaila Sarr, Habib Diallo, and Cheikh Tidiane Sabaly turned the game in Senegal's favor. ITV pundit Roy Keane said bluntly, "Something's missing, and this doesn't look like a content camp."
Harry Kane admitted, "We need to improve," while Tuchel acknowledged, "It's a learning experience – a hard one because we hate losing, but that's how it is."
The next task: Andorra again. With criticism mounting, Tuchel must deliver clear results. England's next opponent is Andorra on September 6. The clock is ticking, and the pressure is on. Can Tuchel turn things around? Only time will tell.
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