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Thomas Tuchel was asked about whether he feels England fans lost trust in him following the Argentina defeat and, if they did, how he can earn it back.

💬 “I don’t think that they lost the trust of me. I don’t think that I lost the trust after whatever happened in in 30 minutes against Argentina or maybe 45 minutes in the second half against Argentina, where we became too passive. Whatever happens, why it happened? Whatever happened in the last ten minutes, why we were close. It’s my job to make decisions. My decisions, my interventions, my substitutions.

“It’s very painful for me because I did it in good faith and I did it with a clear plan and a clear idea behind it. It didn’t work out, so I take the blame and of course the responsibility. But I think I strongly believe we built more in this World Cup than we lost in 30 minutes.

“I said it yesterday, the pain will stay with me. First and foremost, the scar will stay with me and with the players and no one else. And in the end, we need to win the trust on a daily basis in international football.

“In seven or eight weeks, we’re back together (for the) Nations League. We need to win the trust, and we need to gain the trust and rebuild the trust. This is normal in high-level sport that you have to prove yourself, you have to prove a point every single time.”