FIFA changes rules after Tuchel's complaint

FIFA has updated the protocol before World Cup matches following England's coach Thomas Tucell's complaint, who expressed dissatisfaction with a situation that took place before the opening challenge against Croatia.
England launched the World with 4-2 thanks to Harry Kane's goals (two goals), Jude Bellingham, and Marcus Rasford. With this success, Tuchel became the first foreign coach to win the first match with England on a grand tour.
However, the German man was not completely satisfied. During the interpretation of the national anthem, he failed to see his players as he was blocked by a large group of photographers near the sideline.
“FIFA will change the position of photographers during the national anthem. It was a very special moment for me and I couldn't see any of my players. That kind of ruined my experience,” said Tuchel after the match.
Following his complaint, FIFA decided to change official guidelines, giving national trainers the opportunity to stand on the left or right side of photographers during the pre-game ceremony.
Tuchel also talks about the status of Rice
The English coach also gave an update on the physical state of Declan Rice, which was replaced in the 72nd minute and was seen limping as he left the field.
According to Tucell, the Arsenal midfielder felt concerns on the lower back and in the thigh area, so the technical staff decided not to risk it.
I didn't want to take any risks. Declan told me he had concerns and I thought it was a good time to protect him. I hope it's nothing serious, the coach said.
Rice herself tried to appease fans after the match, claiming to be well, although she admitted that she had been playing with this physical problem for some time. / Periscopi/












