Source: New York Post
ATLANTA — Harry Kane would not directly indict his manager, but the England star’s words were damning all the same. “It’s a similar story to what’s happened in previous tournaments,” Kane said, heartbroken, after his team was on the wrong end of an Argentine remontada for the ages, 2-1 with both goals after the 85th minute to sink England in the World Cup semifinals. In other words, it is the story that England fired Gareth Southgate for writing too many times, and which it hired Thomas Tuchel to avoid.
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