Tuchel retains FA backing despite England defeat
Thomas Tuchel retains the backing of the Football Association despite England failing to reach the World Cup final.
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"It is heartbreaking to be so close. The players and Thomas gave it everything today and the squad, coaches and staff could not have worked harder during the tournament."
— Mark Bullingham , Executive
"We keep on going with the contract until the home Euros. I'm looking forward to that even though right now it's difficult to look that far ahead."
— Thomas Tuchel , Athlete
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Thomas Tuchel retains the backing of the Football Association despite England failing to reach the World Cup final.
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