Harry Kane reveals secret to superb England form under Thomas Tuchel
Harry Kane discusses the tactical freedom provided by manager Thomas Tuchel following England's 7-0 victory over Croatia. The team's fluid attacking quartet has been credited for their dominant performance.
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Provides insight into the tactical evolution of the England national football team under new leadership.
Harry Kane has explained why he believes England 's front four are so difficult to defend against.
England recorded a scintillating 7-0 win away to Croatia in Rijeka on Saturday as they consigned their hosts to the heaviest defeat in their history.
Kane scored twice, as did Bukayo Saka, and there were further goals for Jude Bellingham, Anthony Gordon and late substitute Morgan Rogers as Thomas Tuchel 's side briefly moved above Spain to the top of Nations League Group A3.
Tuchel's favoured attacking quartet of Kane, Saka, Bellingham and Gordon have been in supreme form for their country since the start of this summer's World Cup, and Kane told ITV after Saturday's game why he believed they are so deadly in front of goal.
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