Morgan Rogers reveals why Thomas Tuchel was angry with him

Morgan Rogers has revealed that Thomas Tuchel was unhappy with some of his crosses during England’s 3-0 Nations League victory over Czechia at Wembley.

The Chelsea winger started the match on the right and struggled to find his range in the opening stages, sending several deliveries into the box that failed to reach their intended target.

Rogers admitted that he noticed Tuchel’s reaction to one of his misplaced crosses, but managed to respond in the best possible way before half-time.

The 24-year-old produced an excellent first-time cross for Harry Kane, who made no mistake from close range to double England’s advantage.

“Yeah, I wasn’t happy about a few of them. The manager looked at me after one of them and didn’t seem too happy,” Rogers said.

“It’s something I take pride in so I was a bit disappointed, but for one to come off was nice. I was happy to get the assist for the captain again.”

Rogers was also involved in several other dangerous attacks and nearly added another assist after the break, when his cross created an opportunity for Jude Bellingham.

The victory completed a strong international break for England, who followed their 7-0 win over Croatia with another convincing performance at Wembley. Harry Kane scored twice, while Vladimir Coufal also put the ball into his own net.

Kane’s brace took his international tally to 91 goals and saw him equal Peter Shilton’s record of 125 appearances for England.