Tuchel’s England Era Off to Flying Start with 2-0 Win Over Albania

England’s new era under Thomas Tuchel got off to a promising start with a 2-0 win over Albania in their World Cup qualifying opener.

The Three Lions dominated possession and created several scoring opportunities, with debutant Myles Lewis-Skelly

stealing the show with a goal and an impressive performance.

Tuchel’s influence on the team was evident from the start, with England pressing high and aggressively, forcing

Albania into mistakes. The German manager’s tactics paid off in the 14th minute when Lewis-Skelly scored his first

international goal, heading home a cross from Phil Foden.

England continued to dominate the game, with Jude Bellingham and Declan Rice controlling the midfield. The team’s

passing and movement were fluid, and they created several scoring opportunities, including a chance for Harry Kane that was saved by the Albanian goalkeeper.

The second half saw more of the same, with England pushing for a second goal. It finally came in the 71st minute

when Kane scored from a corner kick, securing a 2-0 win for the Three Lions.

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Tuchel was pleased with his team’s performance, praising their aggression and determination. “We had clear ideas of

what we wanted to do and how we wanted to play,” he said. “The team was very focused and determined.”

The win was a positive start to England’s World Cup qualifying campaign, and Tuchel will be encouraged by the team’s

performance. The German manager has a reputation for getting the best out of his players, and his influence on the

team was evident in this game.

One of the standout performers for England was Lewis-Skelly, who scored his first international goal and put in an

impressive performance. The 18-year-old was fearless and confident, and his goal was a highlight of the game.

Tuchel’s decision to start Lewis-Skelly was a bold one, but it paid off. The German manager has shown that he is

willing to give young players a chance, and this could be a positive sign for England’s future.