Tuchel critiques Rashford, Foden after England's win over Albania

In his debut match as England head coach, Thomas Tuchel led the team to a 2-0 victory over Albania but expressed disappointment with the performance of wide players Phil Foden and Marcus Rashford, stating they were not decisive enough. Tuchel emphasized the need for more aggressive runs and dribbling from his wingers, indicating a lack of urgency in the second half that allowed Albania to defend more effectively. He praised debutant Myles Lewis-Skelly for his impressive performance and highlighted Jude Bellingham's contributions. Despite the win, Tuchel insisted that the team must improve and be more dynamic moving forward, particularly with their attacking play. He substituted Foden and Rashford during the match in an effort to enhance the team's impact. England's next challenge will be against Latvia, where Tuchel hopes to see improvements.