Thomas Tuchel wants England substitutes to channel anger into World Cup victory

The GuardianFriday, November 14, 2025 at 7:00:48 PM
Thomas Tuchel wants England substitutes to channel anger into World Cup victory
As England prepares for the World Cup, Thomas Tuchel's focus on the role of substitutes reflects a broader trend in modern football, where bench strength is increasingly vital. Recent matches, such as England's victory over Serbia, highlight the team's consistency and the effectiveness of its substitutes. Tuchel's strategy aims to harness any frustration from players not starting, channeling it into performance. This approach aligns with the notion that the team that maximizes bench productivity will likely succeed in the tournament, reinforcing the importance of depth in squad management.
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