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Thomas Tuchel says Alex Scott’s emergence creates high‑level competition for Declan Rice’s England midfield spot

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Thomas Tuchel said Alex Scott’s all‑round display in England’s 7‑0 win over Croatia creates high‑level competition for Declan Rice’s place in the England midfield. He warned England will not survive on just two midfielders and praised Scott’s performance. Tuchel noted Rice struggled with neural pain in his upper hamstring during the match.

Why it matters

Rice supporters will want to know that a leading coach sees new competition for his England midfield role after Alex Scott’s strong debut.

Key facts

  1. Thomas Tuchel said Alex Scott’s emergence provides England with “high‑level” competition for Declan Rice’s midfield spot.
  2. Alex Scott made his first international start in England’s 7‑0 away win against Croatia.

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