England 2-0 Albania: Thomas Tuchil extends to the document to the Miles Lewis-Skili in the first time like Marcus Rashford and Phil Voden Conflict | Football news

Thomas Tuchille praised Millis Luis-Skili after he recorded the first appearance in England in a victory on Friday 2-0 on Albania-but he challenged Marcus Rashford and Philine to improve their shows.

The 18 -year -old started in Tuchil’s period with the completion of a specific period of time in his appearance in England. Arsenal defender continued the influence as England found a second through Harry Kane later in the game.

Speaking to the media after the match, Tuchel praised the courage of the teenager, which led to his quick course early in his career.

“He is an open character,” Tuchil said.

“He was amazing in the camp. Full confidence, full of humor. You see everything on the field, outside the field. He does it with natural confidence. This is how football plays. Full with courage and quality. He was decisive and opened this game to us.”

Tuchel was also brilliantly affected by Luis-Skili throughout the victory, explaining how the teenager was deployed as a tactical weapon during the match.

“In the second half, he played eight, we wanted to bear more risks,” Tuzel said.

“In the first half we played in the front 4-1 and 4-1. Play more traditional and recorded more.

“If you see it in the Training Games, the first time quality, the movement of the body, and how the corridors play is a very big understanding of the game. It is very versatile and can do a lot of things. We tried to play more traditional today because there are many players for different clubs.”

Tuchel admits the necessary work as the owner of Foden and Rashford

Marcus Rashford was a sudden inclusion in the first England squad in Tuchel, and he got his first hat in England for more than a year. Aston Villa, on loan from Manchester United, Phil Voden, who was struggling for the model at the club level.

A barren evening for Manchester City midfielder means that Voden has failed to score a goal or help in any of the last 17 games in his nation.

In response to a question about their performance after the match, Tuchille said: “Each of our wings were not influential as they could be usually, as is usually the case in football for the club.

“I am not sure why we have struggled to bring the ball faster for them, I am not sure why we took a long time. We lacked a little running, not enough corridors and dribbling.

“There is not enough to drive with the ball. It is not adult enough to the goal. They were decisive in training, and for this reason we have chosen them.”

He added: “We will encourage him to do what he does better: Go to the defenders, go to the country.”