Thomas Tuchel expressed frustration towards a section of England supporters despite securing a convincing 3-0 victory over Wales. The England manager was visibly unimpressed with boos and negative chants that emerged during the first half, stating that constant criticism from the stands does nothing to help the team progress.

England delivered a dominant performance, with goals coming from Bukayo Saka, Harry Kane and Phil Foden. Despite the scoreline, parts of the crowd showed signs of impatience during England’s early build-up, something Tuchel did not take lightly.

In his post-match comments, Tuchel made it clear that while he understands expectations are high, supporters must also play their part in boosting morale. According to the manager, the players responded well on the pitch and deserved backing rather than pressure from their own fans.

The win places England in a strong position ahead of their next fixture, and Tuchel believes the squad is slowly building momentum. However, he hinted that unity between fans and players will be crucial if England are to maintain consistency throughout the campaign.

Wales struggled to keep up with England’s tempo and were second-best across the pitch. The defeat raises questions about their tactical approach, while England continue to push forward with renewed confidence under Tuchel’s leadership