Harry Kane said incoming England coach Thomas Tuchel has been boosted by the emergence of a crop of young players who have shone in the absence of more experienced internationals after a 5-0 Wembley win against the Republic of Ireland sealed a return to ...

Harry Kane may have started England's rout against the Republic of Ireland off but another off-key display for the Bayern Munich striker has given Thomas Tuchel an early headache

LONDON – England captain Harry Kane expects incoming coach Thomas Tuchel to have the backing of fans despite his nationality, adding that the German’s track record could help the team end a 58-year wait for a major trophy.

Harry Kane has opened up about what “straight-talking” Thomas Tuchel is like to work with. Tuchel was Kane’s head coach at Bayern Munich last term and will link back up with the England captain when, on January 1, he assumes his new role as the permanent England manager.

Thomas Tuchel will officially take charge of the Three Lions on January 1, with interim coach Lee Carsley set to step down after Sunday's Nations League clash with the Republic of Ireland

Bellingham’s first touch was heavy but he was able to turn inside Scales, who caught his ankles for a penalty. Scales was shown a second yellow card, Kane coolly dispatched the spot-kick – goal number 69 for England – and that was that.

Harry Kane revealed that certain English players might not get along with new manager Thomas Tuchel because of his straight-talking nature.