England manager Thomas Tuchel criticized the performance of two Arsenal players after he beat Andorra 2-0 on Saturday night.
England is one step closer to World Cup qualification after Andorra’s victory
England scored a perfect record in the World Cup qualifying match with a comfortable 2-0 win over Andorra on Saturday night, in a goal in the first half, while Declan Rice scored all three in the 67th minute.
After the game, Tacher insisted that he was satisfied with his performance, although Roy Keane was more suspicious of the show.
Keane said: “I still think England is back to their old path tonight, of course in the second half. Side and pass backward.
“We saw two of their goals, especially the second one. They have to go over the game again and don’t complicate the game. I still think they’ve gone back a lot.”
Although Tuchel was pleased with his overall performance, despite Keane’s criticism, the German insisted on doing the work, and the two Arsenal players failed to have an ideal impact on the lawsuit.
After the game, the three Lions bosses said: “We missed the hourly moments of accelerating. Maybe EBS wasn’t his best day in the 10th place. He trained well. In decision making, a little struggle.
“Noni’s last pass is not clinical enough.”
Eze criticizes disappointing performance after needing
It can be said that Ez did not completely let the world fight Andorra, with only 38 contacts throughout the game and did not create any big opportunities. As far as background goes, Morgan Gibbs got 25 touches in his late cameo after changing Eze in the 78th minute.
So criticism of the 27-year-old might be necessary, but picking Madueke is a bit harsh as the winger was one of England’s only bright sparks that night, which made the cross lead to Christian Garcia’s own goal in the first half.
Contrary to Eze, the winger at Arsenal was also very involved, completing 46 of his 53 passes while also completing two successful dribbling and winning five duels, although he did waste a big chance.
Mikel Arteta will need Madueke to continue his current performance level for a while, as Bukayo Saka is expected to wait until October to return, although the 24-year-old can choose later this month.
