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Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly. The all new Thomas Tuckel, England,

put on exactly the same performance England do and qualifiers.

Fine, it was fine.

Should we lose our minds because Tuchel's England weren't gung-ho, high-pressing madmen who scored buckets,

or should we just accept that qualifiers against inferior, but still quite good,

stub and opposition, who sit deep, will always be like this.

Always, and that's fine. It was a

lovely moment for Miles Lewis Skelly. Dan Burns' great week continued even if he was exposed a

couple of times. The winger stayed wide, probably not where Foden wants to be. Bellingham was good

and Tuka was pretty honest afterwards about how it all went. Elsewhere, Scotland relegated. A

three-nill home defeat to Greece, not ideal. Better news for the

Republic who stay up on the last day of the season. You know what I mean. The quarter-final,

second legs are great, the Croatians tiring in the shootout, Spain drew on Penns 2, while Portugal

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