English manager Thomas Tuchel spoke to the BBC. Here's what he had to say. "We're disappointed. We were so close but we got too passive after we scored and conceded a lot of chances," he said. Thomas Tuchel said England were searching for a second goal but couldn't maintain possession. Source: Getty / Justin Setterfield"We could not turn the ball possession around and then conceded so many crosses, chances and shots."We were close but couldn't keep the level up after we scored."His tactics have already come under scrutiny, with English legend Wayne Rooney saying England played too defensively and didn't go in search of a second goal after their first. But Tuchel said England was going for a second, they just couldn't get their feet onto the ball. "We couldn't win any balls, we couldn't keep the ball, so I think it was not a structural problem. We changed nothing. But the match changed completely," he said.He also defended his decision to switch to a back-five. "We conceded [a chance] straight away and we decided to go to a back five because the gaps were far too open," he said."They won every header, they kept crossing and crossing so we went to a back five to close the gaps inside and be strong in the air."Straight after our goal, without any substitutions, we conceded way too many crosses and way too many chances, so we tried to help."Of course, the responsibility is on the coach and if it doesn't go well, it is easy to say it was wrong."— Miles Proust