The offense is weak! Tuchel criticized the Three Lions international with name, and the Gunners two new players are listed

Facing Andorra, which ranks 174th in the world, England led by Tuchel only won a 2-0 small victory at home. Coach Tuchel was obviously not satisfied with the performance of the Three Lions. After the game, he criticized the team's offensive trio (Ezer, Maduaike and Rashford) in an interview, but he also praised one person, nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson. In this game, Tuchel let Nottingham Forest midfielder Anderson complete his English senior team debut. The midfielder repaid the head coach's trust with his steady performance and won the award for the best player in the game. The victory was relatively easy for England, but they had difficulty opening the situation when facing Andorra's tenacious defense. It was not until the 25th minute that Maduaike's cross caused Garcia's own goal that England broke the deadlock. In the second half, the home team seemed unscrupulous in expanding their lead and the intensity of the game was insufficient. It was not until Rice received a header from Reese James to score a header, which expanded the score to 2-0, ultimately helping England maintain a winning record in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. On Wednesday, Tuchel will face the biggest test since he coached England, away against Serbia.

And judging from his post-match interview, England's lineup may be adjusted. After the game, Tuchel named and criticized three players who he thought were not performing well in an interview with ITV Sports, and highly praised Anderson, who made his debut. “(Anderson) is very good, very, very good,” Tuchel praised. “He was a little nervous this week, but he performed well, we said ‘Take it,’ and he did it.”

But not all players received such positive reviews. Tuchel added: "I think we missed some opportunities to speed up the pace of the game. Eze didn't play the best at the 10th position, Maduec's last pass wasn't decisive enough, Rashford had some good moments, but failed to translate into goals. This could happen against a team with a dense defense. We should probably score the second goal earlier, because the second goal gave us a lot of freedom, and the players moved more freely and more confidently."

In Tuchel's roster, several players did not play against Andorra, including Henderson, Henderson, Bowen, Spence, Chick, Watkins and Trafford, who could only sit on the bench to watch the game. And these players who failed to make the appearance on Saturday undoubtedly hope to get a chance to play against Serbia on Tuesday.

Bellingham is currently absent due to a shoulder injury, now is the critical moment for the midfielders to gain a foothold under Tuchel. While praising Anderson's performance, Tuchel also suggested that he could continue to start in Wednesday's match against Serbia.

Tuchel said: "This match (versus Andorra) is a test for him. We want to have all the options against Serbia, and we thought, 'Let's try it today and see if he is ready'. I think he passed the test. Why shouldn't he play in the match against Serbia on Wednesday?"