Tuchel: England lacks a sense of urgency and seriousness, so it is worrying to qualify for the World Cup

June 8th, early this morning, England defeated the underdogs 1-0 in the World Cup, and Tuchel was interviewed by talkSPORT after the game.

Tuheer said: "I think the start is a good start. I was satisfied with the sense of urgency, commitment, vitality and technical and tactical quality of the first 25 minutes. At that time, I was convinced that goals and opportunity creation were just a matter of time. We got a lot of opportunities, quasi-opportunities and set pieces."

"But our momentum faded minute by minute, the performance in the last 20 minutes of the first half was disappointing, the first 15 minutes of the second half improved slightly, and then a complete collapse. The most unacceptable thing was the performance in the final stage of the game, which completely lacked the sense of urgency and seriousness that the World Cup qualifiers should have. This was by no means the end we expected."

"I don't understand why we can't maintain momentum and energy, which is a key issue. We collapsed in position discipline. , the lack of unball running, counter-running support, and the determination to tear the opponent's defense line has led to the game rhythm being slow and messy, and it is impossible to see which areas we are trying to create threats in. "

" Although we scored the expected three-pointer, such performance is far from meeting the standards. If we continue in this state, it will be difficult for us to accumulate enough points. But now there is no need to panic, all experiences are learning processes."

Tuheer also particularly praised the support of the fans, saying: "The atmosphere on the scene is unparalleled, and the performance of the Expedition fans is outstanding. Their dissatisfaction at 0-0 at halftime is completely understandable. When we handed in such a half-time performance, no one is qualified to complain about the fans' dissatisfaction. The players all accept this, which is not a problem at all."