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Tuchel's complaints lead to Fifa moving photographers

Tuchel's complaints lead to Fifa moving photographers
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FIFA has adjusted its photography policy at the 2026 World Cup following complaints from England manager Thomas Tuchel, who stated that photographers blocked his view of the team during national anthems. The new compromise allows coaching staff to move to the sides of the photographer huddle for an unobstructed view.

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Image source, PA Media Image caption, Tuchel and his coaching staff in the dugout had their view blocked during the anthems

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The article balances the manager's complaint with FIFA's operational response.

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