Tuchel came in with structure, discipline, and that “no ego, just teamwork” energy. You can feel the difference already — the team looks more like a well-drilled club than a scattered national side. Everyone knows their role; everyone dey hustle for the badge. England hasn’t looked this focused in years.

Harry Kane Still Cooking

Harry Kane remains England’s undisputed leader. Another two goals against Latvia — one from the penalty spot — and man just keeps rewriting records like it’s routine. He’s not only scoring; he’s setting the tone for the whole squad. You can see the calm confidence every time he steps on the pitch.

But it’s not just the Kane show anymore. Anthony Gordon has been pure energy on the wings, while John Stones and Ezri Konsa have kept things rock-solid at the back. From midfield control to high pressing, England look like a complete unit.

Tuchel praised the team’s attitude after the game, saying the chemistry and collective mentality make him proud. You can actually see it — no player is bigger than the system. Dem dey play like family.

What Comes Next

Even though England already qualified, Tuchel no dey slow down. He plans to use the next few games to experiment — test new tactics, rest some big names, and maybe try fresh young talent. The idea is to keep the team sharp before the real challenge in 2026.

Still, the world is watching. If this form continues, England could finally shake off the “almost there” curse. But abeg, make nobody start the “football’s coming home” talk too early — we know how that one dey go sometimes.

Final Thoughts

Right now, football dey buzz everywhere. England are showing elite form, Tottenham are reshaping for the future, and Barcelona are staying resilient in adversity.

Tuchel’s England looks like a real contender for the next World Cup — disciplined, united, and deadly in attack. Spurs are finally fixing their foundation, while Barça is proving that youth and culture still matter in modern football.

Written by The Gild Blog Team