It’s time for a new era at Wembley.
With Three Lions blasting in the background, England fans are dreaming of a German, Thomas Tuchel, ushering football back to these shores. And, according to a supercomputer, it could be good news.
Daily Star Sport asked AI, in the form of ChatGPT, how England could fare at the upcoming World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico. “England could potentially reach the semi-finals or even the final under Tuchel,” it predicted.
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“His tactical acumen and ability to motivate players might help England overcome the psychological barrier they’ve faced in recent tournaments. Whether they could go all the way would likely depend on fine margins, such as set pieces, penalties, or key player fitness.”
However, it doesn’t come without it warnings. ChatGPT has admitted that international football isn’t the same as club football.
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It said: “Unlike at club level, national team managers have limited time to implement their ideas. It could take some time for the players to fully grasp Tuchel’s complex tactical systems, potentially affecting performances early in the tournament.”
Tuchel is a proven winner, however, and he is adaptable: “Tuchel’s ability to switch formations, such as using a back-three or back-four, could make England more unpredictable and help them adapt to different teams.
“This would be particularly valuable in knockout stages, where tactical adjustments are often decisive.”
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Tuchel is also a defensive minded manager, and defensive football tends to be easier to implement on the international stage.
ChatGPT added: “Tuchel prioritises solid defensive structures, which could benefit England by tightening up a sometimes-leaky defence. This could help them avoid conceding late goals or struggling against stronger opposition.”