2026 World Cup: 'I don't think it would have changed anything,' Thomas Tuchel justifies his choices

Author: Alassane DAKLAPublished on: July 15, 2026Country: International

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2026 World Cup: 'I don't think it would have changed anything,' Thomas Tuchel justifies his choices

England manager Thomas Tuchel defended his tactical choices for the 2026 World Cup. He stated that even if he had made different decisions, it would not have changed the outcome. His comments came after his team's elimination in the semi-final against Argentina.

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