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England's football team, led by Jude Bellingham and head coach Thomas Tuchel, remains in the semi-finals of the FIFA World Cup, despite internal tensions highlighted by Bellingham's public criticism of Tuchel's post-match comments. Bellingham defended his teammates and questioned the coach’s assessment after a challenging victory, reflecting the team's confidence and unity. While the exchange revealed a sharper edge within the squad, both Bellingham and Tuchel’s personalities are characterized by directness, which has so far contributed to England's success in the tournament.
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