Tuchel: I want to see a great victory against Andorra. Spain and France are the subject of learning

June 7th, England is about to usher in a match against Andorra. Tuchel said in an interview before the game that he would not rotate and asked the team to ruthlessly strangle the opponent.

Tuchel said: "This is a good opportunity for us to demonstrate the principles of the game, team cohesion and desire to win. We must achieve a convincing victory, require absolute possession of the ball and continue to suppress the half. We must suffocate them in the opponent's half and avoid opening up the attack. This requires concentration and high-quality solutions."

Although England won all six games and scored zero (scoring 25 goals in total), Tuchel suggested that some core players may have two consecutive games. He revealed that no club requested a rotation rest: "In my 15-year club coaching career, I have never interfered in the national team's employment. We understand that the club's schedule is intensive, but some players may start in both games, and of course they will also inspect other players to ensure that all parties are satisfied."

After watching Spain's 5-4 France game, Tuchel pointed out that these teams are exactly the targets England needs to catch up. Even against Andorra, he still asked to practice the necessary tactics to win the World Cup: "The focus is on cracking dense defense, improving the speed of counter-grabbing reactions, and paying more attention to the establishment of game behavioral codes."

Watkins left the team early due to a thigh injury, but substitute center Ivan Tony left a deep impression on Tuchel: "He is full of vitality and integrated into the team, and he is in a sharp state in training. I look forward to him getting the opportunity to prove himself."

Regarding Drapp's absence from the European Youth Championship and choosing the Club World Cup, Tuchel expressed regret but understood the rules and emphasized that his top priority is to base himself on Chelsea. Galish, who was out of Manchester City's Club World Cup roster, was urged to find opportunities for the game: "He needs to continue to play and find his form. This trait requires players to nourish the game."

Pickford will be the second most in England goalkeeper's history, but faces strong competition from Dean Henderson and James Trafford. Tuchel affirmed his long-term contribution: "Pickford defended his position with long-term stable performance, but Henderson made a breakthrough at Crystal Palace, Trafford set an astonishing record at Burnley, and the competition has just begun."