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Thomas Tuchel criticized England's performance after their 2-1 World Cup quarter-final win, highlighting their reliance on moments rather than consistent good play. Despite reaching the semi-finals, England's campaign was marked by a lack of control, limited possession, and dependence on key individuals like Kane and Bellingham. Tuchel emphasized that England's style, rooted in Premier League tactics, fails to translate to elite international success, raising concerns about their need for greater quality and a more expansive approach.
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