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England's national team, under coach Thomas Tuchel, aimed for a first World Cup victory in 60 years but exited in the semi-finals after a defeat to Argentina. Despite a strong start and high confidence in Tuchel's leadership, the team ultimately struggled to sustain their ideal playing style and faced strategic and injury-related challenges. Tuchel remains in his position and is committed to the team through Euro 2028, despite widespread disappointment with their tournament performance.
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