Thomas Tuchel recently shared his reflections on England's impressive World Cup campaign in a new documentary titled Reflections: England's World Cup Journey. The documentary features Tuchel alongside former England international Daniel Sturridge, discussing the team's journey, which culminated in a third-place finish after a semi-final loss to Argentina.

One of the standout moments highlighted was England's dramatic 3-2 victory over Mexico in the last-16, where the team played with ten men for over 35 minutes. Tuchel expressed a wish to have eaten grass from the Azteca Stadium pitch as a memento of the unforgettable experience, stating, "I regret that I didn't eat some grass after the match to keep something from this in my body forever."

Tuchel praised the unity displayed by his players, particularly during the post-match celebrations when Jordan Henderson fell and broke his arm. He emphasized the immediate response of the team, showcasing their strong bond and empathy.

As the documentary is set to release on September 16, Tuchel reflected on the calming atmosphere during their training in Mexico City. He noted that meditation and a focus on silence played a crucial role in preparing the team for the high-pressure match.

Looking ahead, Tuchel expressed excitement about the future, particularly with England gearing up to face world champions Spain in the Nations League. He believes that the bond formed during the World Cup will enhance their preparations for upcoming tournaments, including the 2028 Euros.

Tuchel specifically commended players like Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham for their remarkable performances and leadership, noting Kane's elevated training standards and Bellingham's impact as a standout competitor. He also acknowledged the strong connection between the team and their fans, emphasizing the authenticity of their support throughout the tournament.