England coach Thomas Tuchel's assessment that his side was "lucky" to beat Norway during a "sloppy" quarterfinal victory did not sit well with star player Jude Bellingham.Tuchel's comments came after the match to ITV Sport. Bellingham, asked minutes later about his coach's thoughts, started with "yeah, well, whatever."Later after the match, Bellingham told reporters that "maybe (Tuchel) doesn’t know what it’s like to play in these types of conditions ... that's not an easy team to play against.“We’ve tried to create a positive environment, and we should continue that into the final four. I can’t speak highly enough of the lads. You’re not going to win every game popping the ball and making a thousand passes. Sometimes, you have to win dirty.”After speaking with ITV, Tuchel said during his post-match press conference that his comments stemmed from his high demands for his team. “The head of mine is not fully satisfied and not 100% happy with the way we played, and I stand by it," Tuchel said. "I think we can play faster, more clinical. We had too many unforced errors and technical mistakes.”