England trains for potential penalty shootout against Argentina
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 15, 2026, 4:52 PM
Last updated Jul 15, 2026
England has been practicing penalties in every training session leading up to their World Cup match against Argentina. This preparation comes as manager Thomas Tuchel emphasizes the team's confidence and readiness should a shootout occur. The team's consistent focus on this skill indicates an acknowledgment of the critical role penalties can play in knockout stage matches. As the tournament progresses, England aims to solidify its strategy and mental readiness for any eventualities.
- •England practices penalties at every training session since the World Cup began.
- •Manager Thomas Tuchel believes the team is ready for a potential shootout.
- •The focus on penalties highlights their importance in knockout matches.
- •Preparation comes in advance of facing Argentina in the World Cup.
"Rob Dorsett speaks on England's preparation for a penalty shootout, if it comes to one, against Argentina as they have been practising penalties in every session since the World Cup had started.
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