England crushes Wales in London: how Saka and Rodgers stunned the opponents.

Triumphant game for England against Wales

According to The Sun: Thomas Tuchel, while claiming that England are the underdogs in the World Cup, does not seem convincing.

If the team continues in the same vein, they have every chance of success.

24-year-old Bukayo Saka scored an impressive goal after recovering from an injury. With a 5-0 victory over Serbia in the World Cup qualifiers, England confidently defeated Wales, scoring three goals within the first 20 minutes of the game.

Despite the fans' concerns about the upcoming World Cup, these latest matches bring hope. Tuchel tried to temper expectations during the press conference before the match, stating that England would not be the favorites next summer.

Morgan Rodgers marked his first goal for the national team, and Ollie Watkins, who later hit the crossbar, made it 2-0, while Saka scored a fantastic third goal.

Wales loses hope

Wales fans, who have hoped for victory since 1977, were left disappointed. The game quickly unfolded against their script, and in the last 20 minutes, they almost stopped supporting the team.

Now Wales needs to focus on their home match against Belgium on Monday. If they manage to achieve a decent result, the loss to England should be overlooked. Losing to England could negatively affect the team's confidence.

England, on their part, displayed active and aggressive play from the start. Tuchel, although celebrating every goal, understands that the second half of the game was not as pleasant.

Tuchel emphasized that the team that won 5-0 in Serbia deserves to keep their places, which is why Bellingham, Foden, and Grealish were not included in the squad.

“We are not gathering the most talented players, we are building a team”

It is worth noting that in the upcoming match, England has every chance to easily beat Latvia. Tuchel should definitely keep this lineup unless injuries occur. The team's recent results inspire optimism, and we are seeing progress.

Lessons from the England - Wales match

• Watkins seizes his chance - Watkins scored his sixth goal for the national team in the absence of Harry Kane, who remained on the bench.
• Rodgers shines - Morgan Rodgers became one of the main heroes, scoring a goal and providing an assist, and hitting the post once again.
• The left-back situation - Tuchel still has a headache regarding the left-back position, but Jed Spence made a successful debut.

Tuchel was pleased with the result and the performance of his players.

This game became an important milestone for both teams. England demonstrated their determination, proving that they can be competitive on the international stage. Wales, in turn, will redirect their efforts to upcoming matches, hoping to improve their results in future qualifying games. Only time will tell how these teams will cope with the further challenges on the football field.