England 2-0 Andorra: Thomas Tuchel’s side have ‘arguably regressed’
After 25 minutes, breaking the lock has achieved its own target, Andorra defender Christian Garcia, Noni Madueke’s Cross’s goalkeeper Iker Alvarez. Declan Rice turned 67 minutes later to the second of the excellent delivery of Reece James.
In these cases, ordinary warnings are valid. And there are some there.
Britain, no matter how much Turgid and the event, they did what they had to do. One more step towards the 2026 World Cup.
Andorra wore a back protection action from the first whistle, the defense challenge combined a yellow wall, England scored 83% ownership, visitors barely came out of his own half, and left the goalkeeper Jordan Pickford to think about his own business.
Tuchel will rightly point to the statistics that Britain has not yet accepted a target in the World Cup qualifiers – but they have never been tested at all.
And the days of scoring eight or nine goals against competitors in competitive international football are largely in the past.
Andorra, a sandwich in the world ranking between ST Vincent and Grenadins and Chad, will see a two -goal defeat margin close to a moral victory.
A concern for Tuchel should be a concern and a consistent issue over the responsible time, the lack of ideas in England’s games, inspiration, final product and acceleration.
