Football Daily England’s ideal run continues & Forest appoint Postecoglou
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Sep 9, 2025 Former England defender Phil Jagielka and goalkeeper Paul Robinson dive into England's stunning 5-0 win over Serbia, discussing how this victory may influence World Cup selections. They analyze standout performances and tactical triumphs, emphasizing the impact of players like Harry Kane and Ezri Konsa. The conversation also shifts to Nottingham Forest's managerial shake-up, with Ange Postecoglou stepping in for Nuno Espirito Santo, including insights from former colleague Anton McElhone and local fan Ellie Molloson on the shift in the club's direction.
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Statement Victory For Tuchel
- Thomas Tuchel's England side produced a dominant, cohesive performance that felt like a genuine statement victory in Serbia.
- The team pressed as a unit, controlled tempo and used set pieces and wide players to create repeated threats.
Pressing And Width Unsettled Serbia
- England combined intense pressing with quick recovery and wide play to stretch Serbia and create high-quality chances.
- Newer players like Madueke and Gordon provided attacking width and dynamism that unsettled the home side.
Selection Headache Is A Good Problem
- Tuchel's selection choices have created genuine competition and depth across positions, giving England a painful but positive selection headache.
- Performances from fringe players mean senior stars will need to work to reclaim starting roles.