Tuchel Laments 'Big Mistakes' as Man City Pair's Errors Costly in England Loss to Spain
England manager Thomas Tuchel said uncharacteristic errors, including from two Manchester City players, decided the defeat to Spain, raising questions about club news affecting performances.
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England manager Thomas Tuchel said his side's defeat to Spain was decided by uncharacteristic mistakes, including errors from two Manchester City players.
The result has prompted questions over whether recent news involving Manchester City, including charges the club is facing, may have affected the players' performances while on international duty.
Tuchel described the errors as "big mistakes" in his assessment of the loss, without offering further specifics on the individual moments that led to Spain's win.
The defeat adds pressure on England as they continue preparations under Tuchel's management.
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