France 4-6 England: Three Lions win World Cup wooden spoon with bonkers but brilliant performance that might just vindicate Thomas Tuchel, writes CRAIG HOPE

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France 4-6 England: Three Lions win World Cup wooden spoon with bonkers but brilliant performance that might just vindicate Thomas Tuchel, writes CRAIG HOPE

Daily Mail · 15 hours ago

France
France
4
FIFA WC26
4-6
Finished
England
England
6

Key moments
  1. 3'

    Goal
    Declan RICE (England) scores!!
  2. 18'

    Goal
    Ezri KONSA (England) scores!!
  3. 37'

    Goal
    Bukayo SAKA (England) scores!!
  4. 45'+1'

    Goal
    Bukayo SAKA (England) scores!!
  5. 48'

    Goal
    Kylian MBAPPE (France) scores!!
  6. 54'

    Goal
    Bradley BARCOLA (France) scores!!
  7. 66'

    Goal
    Kylian MBAPPE (France) scores!!
  8. 90'+6'

    Goal
    Ousmane DEMBELE (France) scores!!
  9. 90'+8'

    Goal
    Jude BELLINGHAM (England) scores!!
Squads
France squad
  • Selected
  • 2 Malo GUSTO
    Defender
  • 10 Kylian MBAPPE
    C Forward
  • 11 Michael OLISE
    Forward
  • 14 Adrien RABIOT
    Midfielder
  • 15 Ibrahima KONATE
    Defender
  • 16 Mike MAIGNAN
    Goalkeeper
  • 18 Warren ZAIRE-EMERY
    Midfielder
  • 19 Theo HERNANDEZ
    Defender
  • 20 Desire DOUE
    Forward
  • 24 Rayan CHERKI
    Midfielder
  • 26 Maxence Lacroix
    Defender
  • 1 Brice SAMBA
    Goalkeeper
  • 3 Lucas Digne
    Defender
  • 4 Dayot UPAMECANO
    Defender
  • 5 Jules KOUNDE
    Defender
  • 6 Manu KONE
    Midfielder
  • 7 Ousmane DEMBELE
    Forward
  • 8 Aurelien TCHOUAMENI
    Midfielder
  • 9 Marcus THURAM
    Forward
  • 12 Bradley BARCOLA
    Forward
  • 13 Ngolo KANTE
    Midfielder
  • 17 William SALIBA
    Defender
  • 21 Lucas HERNANDEZ
    Defender
  • 22 Jean-Philippe MATETA
    Forward
  • 23 Robin RISSER
    Goalkeeper
  • 25 Maghnes AKLIOUCHE
    Midfielder
England squad
  • Selected
  • 2 Ezri KONSA
    Defender
  • 4 Declan RICE
    C Midfielder
  • 6 Marc GUEHI
    Defender
  • 7 Bukayo SAKA
    Forward
  • 11 Marcus RASHFORD
    Forward
  • 13 Dean Henderson
    Goalkeeper
  • 17 Morgan ROGERS
    Midfielder
  • 21 Eberechi EZE
    Midfielder
  • 22 Ivan TONEY
    Forward
  • 25 Djed SPENCE
    Defender
  • 26 Jarell QUANSAH
    Defender
  • 1 Jordan PICKFORD
    Goalkeeper
  • 3 Nico OREILLY
    Defender
  • 5 John STONES
    Defender
  • 8 Elliot ANDERSON
    Midfielder
  • 9 Harry KANE
    Forward
  • 10 Jude BELLINGHAM
    Midfielder
  • 12 Trevoh CHALOBAH
    Defender
  • 14 Jordan HENDERSON
    Midfielder
  • 15 Dan BURN
    Defender
  • 18 Anthony GORDON
    Forward
  • 19 Ollie WATKINS
    Forward
  • 20 Noni MADUEKE
    Forward
  • 23 James TRAFFORD
    Goalkeeper
  • 24 Reece JAMES
    Defender
  • Full squad
  • 16 Kobbie MAINOO
    Midfielder

England beat France 6-4 in a chaotic World Cup third-place play-off, a result pundit Craig Hope suggests may go some way to vindicating manager Thomas Tuchel after a turbulent tournament. The win secures England third place following their semi-final defeat to Argentina, and comes amid continued scrutiny of Tuchel's tactics and handling of the squad throughout the competition.

Tuchel remained defiant afterwards, insisting the criticism that followed England's semi-final loss to Argentina felt as though the team had been eliminated in the group stage, despite reaching the last four. The article notes wider fallout from England's campaign, including reports of player exhaustion before the Argentina match, dressing-room frustration at defensive tactics, and an emotional half-time interview from coach Anthony Barry describing the squad's "broken hearts" after their World Cup exit.

  • England beat France 6-4 to finish third at the World Cup.
  • Thomas Tuchel defends his reign despite heavy criticism.
  • Reports reveal player exhaustion and dressing-room tension before Argentina defeat.

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