Senegal Becomes First African Country To Beat England
Thomas Tuchel wanted smiles. He wanted a response after the lacklustre performance against Andorra in Barcelona last Saturday, albeit in a 1-0 World Cup qualifying win. What he got was another line to his brow, plenty to ponder as he begins what could be a long summer debrief. And more boos after losing 1-3 to visiting Senegal. There had been a bit of zip and character from Tuchel’s team in the final 25 minutes of regulation time. He made attacking changes, with the Nottingham Forest midfielder, Morgan Gibbs-White, showing up. Eberechi Eze, who played from the start, was good. The…












