5 wins and 0 conceds! Tuchel tamed the Three Lions and aims to the World Cup next year

defeated Serbia 5-0 away, and the England team under Tuchel played the most perfect game. England declared its rise with a declaration-like victory in the Devil's away game, and basically locked in the ticket to the World Cup next summer. The significance of this victory lies not only in the result, but also in the way: in this stadium, which has always been known for its difficulties and terror, England showed discipline, efficiency and shocking dominance, and the game eventually turned into a one-sided "park". Serbian captain and Nottingham Forest defender Nikola Mirenkovic was also sent off with a red card.

Just a few days ago, Tuchel promised to "take the high-altitude route" and began to pay attention to set pieces next summer - the result was immediate: Declan Rice did what he often did at Arsenal with two exquisite conveyors. The first goal was a corner assist Harry Kane's first record; the second goal was a free kick assisted by Rice to score a header, who scored his first goal in England. This night was the "first": Ezri Consa and Noni Maduaike also both won the first goal of the Three Lions. The

competition is almost impeccable. Tuchel was a little dull in his early years in office, but this game finally made people see what they were expecting: England played pleasingly, scoring goals, and suppressing home fans - they even started shouting for the coach to be dismissed, and the riot police also dispatched to calm the protests. Of course, some people will say "this is just Serbia", but don't forget that they only lost 1 at home in the previous 28 World Cup qualifiers, a record that can be traced back to 2001.

This is undoubtedly the most severe test for Tuchel to date, but England responded with a full score. It is no surprise that 2,500 expedition fans sing to celebrate when goals follow. With a solid defense, Elliot Anderson made another splendid in the midfield; Maduaike used speed to tear the defense and scored the first goal of his personal eighth national team game. The Arsenal Flying Wing is upgrading at the same time as the club and the national team.

England has always been steady in the qualifiers - incredibly, they have remained unbeaten in 36 World Cup qualifiers - although most of the opponents are second-rate. But Tuchel asserted before the game that Serbia and this venue will inspire the team's best version, and they did. It's a night to remember. After Tuchel took office, England's record was 5 wins and 1 loss, with the only loss being a 1-3 loss to Senegal in the friendly match in June this year.

In other words, Tuchel led the team to maintain a complete victory and conceded zero goals in 5 official games. He also became the fourth coach to coach England to win all the first five official games, with the top three being Capello (first 8), Ron Greenwood (first 6) and Eriksen (first 5). It is obvious that the England team has gradually improved under Tuchel's training, and they are still the favorites to win the World Cup next year.