Tuchel discusses England fans' focus away from tactical errors post-World Cup
3 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 12:54 PM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026
Thomas Tuchel held a media session discussing his experiences since the World Cup, where England finished third. He stated that '99.9 per cent' of fans do not engage with him about tactical mistakes made during the semi-final against Argentina. Instead, supporters share memories from matches like the victory over Mexico and the thrilling game against France. Tuchel has named his squad for upcoming Nations League fixtures, recalling Trent Alexander-Arnold and Cole Palmer while omitting Phil Foden. He acknowledged that adapting England’s playing style from a Premier League approach to possession-based strategies presents challenges.
- •Tuchel claims most fans discuss memorable game moments, not tactics.
- •England finished third in the World Cup after a 6-4 win over Mexico.
- •Alexander-Arnold and Palmer return to the squad; Foden is excluded.
- •Luis James and Noni Madueke are absent from the squad selection.
- •Upcoming Nations League matches include games against Spain and Croatia.
- 11:32 AMYahoo Sports — Tuchel: 99 per cent of England fans do not discuss Argentina tactical mistakes
"Thomas Tuchel has claimed that “99.9 per cent” of England fans do not talk to him about tactical mistakes made in the World Cup semi-final against Argentina.
"Thomas Tuchel says “99.9 per cent” of England fans do not talk about substitutions or tactical decisions when reflecting on their World Cup experience.
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External links- Yahoo SportsSep 18, 2026, 11:32 AMTuchel: 99 per cent of England fans do not discuss Argentina tactical mistakes
Thomas Tuchel has claimed that “99.9 per cent” of England fans do not talk to him about tactical mistakes made in the World Cup semi-final against Argentina.
- Sky Sports—Tuchel: 99.9 per cent of fans I meet don't ask me about Argentina subs
Thomas Tuchel says “99.9 per cent” of England fans do not talk about substitutions or tactical decisions when reflecting on their World Cup experience.
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