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The Three Lions roared on and off the pitch in England's 2-1 win over Norway in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinal match on Saturday. In an immediate post-game interview after the match, England coach Thomas Tuchel was asked about his team's mentality and performance. Tuchel repeatedly defended the team's mentality, but after a game he felt his team was lucky to escape, he insisted on England players improving their performance and execution if they want to advance. "It's a pure mentality thing, there was no mentality problem. You could bottle it up and sell it," Tuchel said. "Its the quality of our games. Its nothing to do with mentality, its about quality, we need to play better." "The commitment is there," Tuchel added, "but it made life very difficult for us in the way we played, how we played, sloppy, a lot of technical mistakes, not fast enough. We were lucky today." Jude Bellingham who starred yet again for England with a brace and climbed closer in the Golden Boot race was asked about his coach's comments, and there seemed to be a bit more lost in translation with Tuchel's comments being relayed to Bellingham. England's star midfielder, who was clearly gassed after giving it his all in a hot and humid match in Miami, reacted in kind. "Maybe he doesn't know what it's like to play in those conditions," Bellingham said, before turning the attention to his teammates and what he thought was in fact a strong performance. "It's not an easy team to play against," Bellingham countered. "I think we've tried to create a positive environment, and we should continue that going into the final four. I can't speak highly enough of the lads. You're not going to win every game popping the ball and making a thousand passes. Sometimes you have to win dirty." The England coach clarified his comments in his traditional post-game availability. "I'm proud, and I'm happy," Tuchel said. "But I'm also a football coach, and I also have demands." Tuchel has been hard on Bellingham in the past, even going so far as dropping from the team at one point and not guaranteeing him a spot on the World Cup roster. Whatever the motivations, Bellingham has responded with some of the best play of his career during this tournament. The Real Madrid wunderkind has been inspired on both sides of the field, scoring brilliantly, and doing the dirty work on the defensive end. Spats happen between coaches and players, and the media has been as hard on Bellingham as his coach has, with comments on his demeanor, attitude or otherwise. Bellingham has continued to shine, and has the Three Lions two wins away from doing something no England team has done in more than 60 years. Whether a miscommunication, a motivational tactic or otherwise, Tuchel and Bellingham likely will have to address their differing opinions on Saturday's match before taking on defending World Cup champion Argentina. And they'll need all the help they can get.

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2026 World Cup: overnight round-upEvery morning, OneFootball brings you a full recap of the night at the World Cup.The night's resultsThe can't-miss story of the nightThe 2026 World Cup keeps delivering its fair share of wild twists, but the misfortune suffered by Breel Embolo during the clash between Switzerland and Argentina is likely to be talked about for a very long time. With 15 minutes left in normal time, just as refereeJoo Pinheiro had shown Leandro Paredes a yellow card for a heated challenge with Embolo, VAR stepped in on the grounds of "mistaken identity." After reviewing the footage, the referee made a dramatic U-turn: clearing Paredes, he ruled that Embolo had actually exaggerated the contact. That fatal reinterpretation led the referee to book the Swiss player instead.Major problem: Embolo had already been booked. So this improbable reversal turned into a second yellow card, meaning immediate dismissal. Going from victim to sent-off player in the space of a minute, Embolo could not contain his rage and despair, breaking down in tears as he headed back to the dressing room.This cruel twist hastened Switzerland's elimination in extra time. Argentina took full advantage of its superiority to score the two goals that sealed a 3-1 win. A brutal ending for the Nati!The other controversyAfter England coach Thomas Tuchel criticized the way his team played against Norway, Jude Bellingham fired back bluntly. A response that sent shockwaves through the English press.The 3 players who shoneJude Bellingham (England)Jude Bellingham to the rescue! Already the author of a brace against Mexico in the round of 16, the England midfielder did it again with a huge performance against Norway. He first got the Three Lions back on track by scoring the equalizer, before sending England into the quarter-finals with a second decisive goal in extra time.Lionel Messi (Argentina)Once again, Lionel Messi delivered in a knockout match. In the 10th minute, the Argentina captain provided the assist for the opening goal, immediately putting La Albiceleste on the right track. Highly influential in the game, he also completed a string of successful dribbles. Without getting on the scoresheet, La Pulga was at the heart of almost every Argentine attack and was the driving force behind qualification.Julin lvarez (Argentina)The Atltico de Madrid striker once again showed his clinical edge. He scored Argentina's second goal with a superb curling strike and constantly put the Swiss defense under pressure with his movement and work rate. Always available, he contributed to the team's overall play and offered Messi plenty of options.Today's scheduleRest day.This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in here.