Fans must not ‘over expect’ before Andorra match – Tuchel

When England take on Andorra, the 173rd-ranked team in the world, on Saturday, Thomas Tuchel urges supporters to be patient with the country and not “over expect.”

Tuchel’s third game as England manager will help him advance to the top of Group K with the World Cup qualifier at the RCDE Stadium in Barcelona.

After defeating Albania and Latvia in March, England is currently top, but Tuchel cautioned that it might take his side some time to dismantle an obstinate Andorra defense despite the differences.

“We will have to wait for us to start.” He said that it is up to us to maintain the tempo and to bring the energy to the pitch.

“We must bring the attacking energy to the pitch and do it relentlessly.

The players come off a long, tiring season, and then they can play the part that accounts for the majority of the game.

They may be demanding, but it’s what I think the group is all about: they’re happy to be here and to show.

Tuchel’s second England game is just their second, and they should be comfortable winning.

However, the 51-year-old made reference to Andorra’s match against Spain, where the European Champions were only 1-0 up at half-time, and urged supporters to stay calm.

“It’s also crucial to avoid expecting too much from us,” he added. Avoid overestimating what we anticipate, such as when we anticipate a clear outcome, the biggest chances and goals after 10, 20, and become impatient or frustrated with ourselves. Our patience is tested, Tuchel said.

“Andorra won their match 1-0 at half-time against Spain with a set-piece.”

You respect your opponent, your opponent’s quality, and your defensive organization because it qualifies for the World Cup.

You will then understand how challenging breaking down is. We anticipate a 5-4-1 formation with a goal-facing gap of 22 to 25 meters.

To avoid becoming frustrated too soon, take this into account, get the detail right, and get the energy level right.