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Era Thomas Tuchel with England encouraged, if it was an unspecular start after the World Cup qualifying campaign with victories over Albania and Latvia began.
Three lions followed their 2-0 victory over Albania on Friday with a 3-0 victory on Monday night, and two wins of a pure list, ensuring that they command a group.
However, obviously there is still room for progress from Tuchel’s men, as the German boss suggested after they both beat Wembley.
After some individual appearances and some non -inspirational, here are the winners and losers from the first camp under the new administration.
Winners
Myles Lewis-Skelly
For all the conversations about Tuchel’s first team to favor the experience, the first scorer of his term was one of the youngest England, while 18-year-old Myles Lewis-Skelly entered only 20 minutes of his senior debut against Albania.
He looked convinced in that game and the next against Latvia, where he often passed from the wide and midfield of the field as he only returned six passes from 152 in both matches.
It is difficult to claim against the claim that the initial left back is now firmly in the hands of Starlet Arsenal.
Myles Lewis-Skelly on the debut 🏴#Wcq pic.twitter.com/ofqymfxizt
– UEFA EURO (@UEFAEURURO) March 24, 2025
Ezri Cons
John Stones and Harry Maguire’s injuries meant the opportunity to invest in their request, and Ezri Kons was undoubtedly a man who did so.
Centre-Beck Aston Villa led defense in both games and watched at home internationally, with another impressive part of his double back game out of the back.
Said James
Reece James was one of the many who first presented England, and his comprehensive screen, including a sublime free kick against Latvia, returned him to the right back showdown.
Because James enjoys a strong relationship with Tuchel from their stay in Chelsea, the return of captain Blues could be bad news for the injured Trent Alexander-Arnold England.
We all watch it repeating, right? 🔁pic.twitter.com/3oa5qbovp1
– England (@england) March 24, 2025
Declan rice
With two assists for Harry Kane, Declan Rice enjoyed a slightly different role than what he had previously played for England and the one that looked adapted to his set of skills.
The Arsenal midfielder attackers have given England a new dynamics, but they can leave three lions in jerk against stricter opponents, which means that Tuchel will still need to find Ricea a senior partner in the manager.
Losers
Phil Foot
Phil Foden now has 44 English caps, but somehow it still doesn’t look just like at home in the T -shirt of England, with his struggles for his country continued in the new regime.
Tuchel has questioned the lack of influence of Manchester City star against Albania and was dropped on the Jarrod Bowen bench in the next game.
Since Bukayo Saka returns to the left and Jude Bellingham is cementing his credentials of the NO10, the search for Foden to find her place in England XI continues and it seems that the same predecessor Gareth Southgate is likely to show.
Should Phil Foot start for England? ✅❌
Roy Keane doesn’t think so … pic.twitter.com/rvo3tx9llf
– ESPN UK (@espnuk) 25. March 2025
Marc Guehi
Mac Guehi probably thought he had lost the embroidery for the center after an impressive Euro 2024, but Consu was seemingly usurped in the last two games.
After missing Kons and debut Dan Burn in Albania’s game, Crystal Palace’s defender had a poignant night on Monday, with a defensive mixture with Jordan Pickford, he didn’t paint him in the best light in front of his new manager.
Morgan Gibbs-White
The draft late, at first he did not make a team, Morgan Gibbs-White remained from the Albania team before staying on the Latvia play bench.
Two advanced Tuchel midfielders should match the Nottingham Forest star, but the use of Morgan Rogers and Curtis Jones in these positions suggest that Gibbs-White has some job.
England under Thomas Tuchel so far:
◉ WS rating: 7.07
◉ Best rated player (90+ min): Harry Kane (8.28)
◉ The worst player (90+ min): Phil Foden (6.46)🏴🦁 https://t.co/8ebb6oc0vt pic.twitter.com/10jjx9Six1
– WHOSCORED.com (@whoscored) 25. March 2025
Marcus Rashford
The same can be said about Marcus Rashford, who would be delighted to return to England, but, like Foden, maybe he should do more to ensure he staying there.
Manchester United man, rejuvenated by the Vili Loan, started both games, but failed to make the influence of Neseka to retention of his shirt when Anthony Gordon returned from the injury.
