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Tuchel praises Alexander-Arnold for ‘decisive’ display on England return

‘We need to keep focused, and Trent was a big help in this’Alexander-Arnold set up opener in 2-0 win over CzechiaThomas Tuchel praised Trent ­Alexander-Arnold after the right-back impressed on his first England appearance since June 2025.Alexander-Arnold, who has a point to prove after missing out on a World Cup spot, was one of the big positives as Tuchel’s side recovered from their defeat to Spain by recording a comfortable 2-0 win away to Czechia in the Nations League on Tuesday. Continue reading...

Published Sep 30, 2026 · 3:30 AMOriginal source: Sport | The Guardian1 reads
‘We need to keep focused, and Trent was a big help in this’Alexander-Arnold set up opener in 2-0 win over CzechiaThomas Tuchel praised Trent ­Alexander-Arnold after the right-back impressed on his first England appearance since June 2025.Alexander-Arnold, who has a point to prove after missing out on a World Cup spot, was one of the big positives as Tuchel’s side recovered from their defeat to Spain by recording a comfortable 2-0 win away to Czechia in the Nations League on Tuesday. Continue reading...
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