Tuchel singles out Alexander-Arnold and Hall after England’s Prague win
Thomas Tuchel said Trent Alexander-Arnold and Lewis Hall both stood out in England’s 2-0 Nations League win over the Czech Republic, according to The Standard.
Thomas Tuchel praised Trent Alexander-Arnold and Lewis Hall after England’s 2-0 Nations League win over ten-man Czech Republic in Prague, in comments reported by The Standard. Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane scored for Tuchel’s side on Tuesday night.
Alexander-Arnold, of Real Madrid, made his first England start in almost two years at right-back and provided the assist for Gordon’s opener. Tuchel called it “a good pass and a good goal” and said the defender suited the second-half shape better than the first.
Hall, the Newcastle left-back, won only his fifth cap and second England start. Tuchel said the youngster “did excellently” on the opposite side, adding that both full-backs had done well and deserved credit across the two-match window.
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Tuchel names England pair who impressed him in Czech Republic victory
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The Standard published a post-match report from Prague after England’s 2-0 Nations League win. It is a single-publisher account of Tuchel’s comments rather than an official team statement.
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Latest update: Tuchel publicly praised Alexander-Arnold and Hall after England beat the Czech Republic 2-0.
