Head coach of the England national team Thomas Tuchel said that the news about the possible punishment of Manchester City for violating financial rules did not affect his team in the hour of a home defeat against Spain with a 2:3 draw at Liza.

Ahead of the game at Vembly, ESPN reported that the Network found that there were more than 115 allegations of financial fraud between 2009 and 2018.. The club continues to release all calls, but the Premier League does not comment on the situation.

Just 24 years after the publication of these new items, three representatives of the Network - Mark Gay, Niko O? Riley and Elliot Anderson - left at the starting warehouse of the England team. Pod hour gri Geyta O? The Rileys embarked on effective individual pardons.

Team captain Harry Kane confirmed that the team had discussed the situation with the club, but said that when playing for England, football traditionally deprives clubs of problems from outside.

Tuchel is also supportive, focusing more on preparations before the match rather than on new developments.

" I find out new things to those remaining at the camp. I was just thinking about Spain, training and competition. Gravians have more than a free hour, and it’s normal for them to talk about it, otherwise I didn’t realize that they were exaggerated,” said the coach, having decided to comment on the trial itself.

The match started soon for the rulers: already in another week, Gaia’s mercy allowed Lamin Yamal to lead Spain forward. England were able to turn the game around before interrupting Anthony Gordon's goal and the rebound from Harry Kane's header, making it 2:1.

On the 54th century, Kane had a chance to withdraw the penalty about the overkill, rather than converting the penalty. Tuchel called this a pivotal moment, and now he can give the team renewed enthusiasm. After this initiative, it passed to the world champions: the Spanish Alex Baena and Mikel Oyarzabal, who came on as substitutes, scored a goal each (Oyarzabal's final goal was scored on the 74th century).

After the game, Tuchel learned that the team had paid for technical mistakes and the lack of confidence in the defense in the center, voting on the need to make improvements from this defeat.