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Thomas Tuchel, England’s coach, was criticized for his tactical decisions during the World Cup semi-final against Argentina, particularly his late substitutions and defensive shifts. Despite a successful squad overall, England's performance faltered in the second half, especially between minutes 72 and 92, when they adopted a defensive, fear-based approach that contributed to their loss. The article suggests that England’s broader football culture, characterized by a lack of coherent development and a reliance on high-profile managers, plays a significant role in repeated tournament failures.
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