Thomas Tuchel criticized England’s “attitude” and felt that they “touched fire” in a 1-0 narrow World Cup qualification victory far to Andorra.
The three lions worked against the world’s 173rd classified team in Barcelona, squeezing a third successive victory through Captain Harry Kane’s 50 -minute attack on the K Group.
Tuchel’s men were expelled from the field at the break and again at the end, leaving England’s manager “not happy” with the disappointing exhibition.
“I was more worried in the last 20 minutes, because I didn’t like the attitude with which we finished the game,” said the German.
“I didn’t like the lack of urgency and did not correspond to the occasion – it’s still a World Cup qualifier. Let’s warn [on Sunday] What we want from them.
“I think we didn’t have the seriousness and urgency necessary in a World Cup elimination.
“I think we played with fire. I didn’t like the attitude in the end. I didn’t like body language. It wasn’t what the occasion needed.”
England dominated the ball with 83 % inauguration, but frustratingly failed to break the well -organized defense of Andorra and was mainly restricted to distance efforts.
Kane slid home the winner of a Noni Madueke intersection for her 72nd international goal, but the three lions had few clear chances.
England faces Senegal in a friendly on the city of Nottingham Forest on Tuesday and Tuchel expects better performance.
“I think we started well in the first 20 or 25 minutes,” he added. “We created a lot of chances and a half chances, and completely lost the moment and couldn’t get it back in the first half.
“I have a little [back] In the second half, but ended in a place that was not good enough in terms of urgency.
“We can just admit that, that’s not what we expect from us. We need to look at it in detail and do better on Tuesday.”
