How Bellingham and Kane unlocked Tuchel’s stodgy England attack | Andrew Beasley

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

Thomas Tuchel’s side have struggled in open play in the US but midfielder’s partnership with his captain has started to change that

Thomas Tuchel faces an attacking conundrum. England have to extract the maximum output from Harry Kane while getting other players to contribute more. Jude Bellingham’s performance against Panama showed how both sides of this equation can be solved.

Kane has scored 13 goals in Tuchel’s 17 England matches, with no other player contributing more than three. He scored a penalty and a header from a corner against Croatia, then blazed over the bar from a rebound in the Ghana match. There was little of note created for him in open play.

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