The Jerusalem PostIDF reinforces West Bank troop deployment amid concern of terror attacks over holidaysESPNTaylor Swift 12, Purdue 0: Boilermakers' album release curse continuesInquirerMarcos meets with Eastern Visayas troops; lauds security, peace effortsBollywood HungamaAnubhav Sinha launches music label ‘Benaras Beat’ with exclusive songs to be unveiledPunchHaaland leads Ronaldo, Mitrović, Gyokeres in Nations League all-time scoring chartUN NewsThe Takeaway: UN General Assembly debate Day 5CNN TürkSON DAKİKA... Antalya Milletvekili Erdem hakkında 'rüşvet' suçundan soruşturma한겨레추석 연휴 마지막날 한강공원 흉기소지 40대 검거…다친 사람은 없어UOLMulher é agredida com soco e ameaçada de morte por namorada em Jandaia do SulColliderTom Hardy’s 8-Episode 'Peaky Blinders' Follow-Up Officially Lands on Free StreamingCBS NewsSeveral arrested, bomb disposal deployed near air base used by U.S. forcesAnime News NetworkMonster Strike Franchise Gets New Mera×Death: Shinigami to Boku no Ijō na Koi TV Anime Starting on January 5
The Daily Newsstand · Free, Always
Sunday, September 27, 2026

England: Thomas Tuchel agrees with Harry Kane on squad reaction to Man City verdict

Translate
<p></p>

Error: Marc Guehi’s mistake allowed Lamine Yamal to open the scoring after two minutes

Getty

The same question was put to Tuchel and while he he had a slightly different response to Kane, he agreed that the players were not distracted by the news.

He said: “Not for me, but I can imagine maybe for the Manchester City players. For me not and I will not comment on that because it is an ongoing court case so I will not give any comment.

“I didn’t make it a topic. It was not a topic for me. I hear the news as the latest person in camp.

“I was just thinking about Spain and training and meetings and individual meetings and team meetings. Not for me.

“For the players, they have more time than me. They have one training session, so I can imagine they talk about it. It is good that they do and I didn’t feel they were distracted.”

View the original on Evening Standard →

KioskNews shows a cleaned-up reading view extracted from the publisher’s page — the original always lives on their site, not ours.