Questions over Tuchel’s future have been raised following England’s devastating World Cup exit

England were five minutes away from their first World Cup final since 1966, before Thomas Tuchel's changes backfired in their agonising defeat to Argentina

Tuchel’s in-game decisions came in for scrutiny and his substitutions were criticised

Thomas Tuchel shouldered the blame for England becoming far too passive after taking the lead as Argentina ended his team’s World Cup dream

The German coach was supposed to be the master of big-game management but this felt like a self-inflicted collapse

Many critics and former England players immediately pointed the finger at Thomas Tuchel for England's latest failure, accusing the German of switching to an ultra-defensive…

Thomas Tuchel's England contract runs until 2028 despite the Three Lions being eliminated from the World Cup by Argentina in Atlanta

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After England's disappointing loss to Argentina in the World Cup semi-final, Thomas Tuchel is receiving criticism left, right and centre

The England boss looked more like a Sunday League manager as he cost his team the World Cup semi-final

Thomas Tuchel is in the firing line after England were dumped out of the World Cup by Argentina on Wednesday, his tactics having been branded 'cowardly' and a 'coaching disaster'.

England's hopes of World Cup glory were shattered after Argentina came from behind to beat Thomas Tuchel's side 2-1 in Atlanta.

England's World Cup loss to Argentina felt like a sense of deja vu as their defensive tactics saw them come unstuck and leave Thomas Tuchel with questions to answer

The German’s come under severe fire for asking England to go on the back foot against Argentina.

Thomas Tuchel may have criticised his England stars for being too "passive" in their World Cup semi-final defeat against Argentina, but it is the beleaguered German who has come…

Hampered by Tuchel's cautious substitutions, England squandered a golden opportunity to reach their first World Cup final since 1966.

Thomas Tuchel said he "looks forward" to his future as manager of England's national team after the Three Lions' brutal exit from the 2026 World Cup.

Our correspondents debate whether Tuchel is the man to lead England to victory at Euro 2028, or whether the FA should pursue Pep Guardiola

England’s painful 2-1 semi-final defeat to Argentina on Wednesday night has put pressure on Tuchel.

England manager under fire for manner of 2-1 loss to Argentina

Thomas Tuchel is already looking forward to a home Euros in 2028 after England's bitter World Cup exit. But will he have to earn back the trust of his players?