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Anthony Gordon Defends England’s Counterattack After Argentina Loss

By Drooid · Sep 24, 2026, 10:58 AM UTC · How we work

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Anthony Gordon defended Thomas Tuchel’s claim England lacks possession-playing DNA after 3-2 loss to Argentina.
He said England’s 1-0 lead vanished when Argentina scored two late goals.
Gordon argued England should rely on physical football and counter-attacks, not Spain’s style.
He cited his Barcelona experience to explain why Spanish ball-keeping differs from English play.
Gordon warned players must share responsibility and noted Spain’s 1-0 extra-time win in New Jersey.

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Anthony Gordon defended Thomas Tuchel’s claim England lacks possession-playing DNA after 3-2 loss to Argentina.
He said England’s 1-0 lead vanished when Argentina scored two late goals.
Gordon argued England should rely on physical football and counter-attacks, not Spain’s style.
He cited his Barcelona experience to explain why Spanish ball-keeping differs from English play.
Gordon warned players must share responsibility and noted Spain’s 1-0 extra-time win in New Jersey.