Thomas Tuchel's tenure as England manager is under scrutiny following the team's World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina. Lionel Messi played a pivotal role in a late 2-1 comeback, overturning Anthony Gordon's earlier goal that had placed England on the brink of their first men's World Cup final since 1966.
Reigning champions Argentina secured their place in the final against Spain after Enzo Fernandez scored five minutes from time, with Messi providing the assist. Lautaro Martinez then headed home Messi's stoppage-time cross to seal England's fate.
Tuchel has faced criticism for adopting a defensive strategy early in the match, a tactic that some suggest mirrors Croatia's approach eight years prior when they also fell at the semi-final stage. This has led to questions about his suitability to continue managing the national team.
The Daily Mail has launched a poll asking the public whether Thomas Tuchel should remain as England manager following the World Cup. In a separate poll conducted previously, 95% of over 17,000 respondents voted for the BBC licence fee to be scrapped.