How Tuchel's tactical gambles spectacularly backfired at the World Cup

Thomas Tuchel made a series of bold gambles as England manager at the World Cup: picking an unusual squad, starting Morgan Rogers based on a "feeling", and grinding out a backs-to-the-wall win over Mexico. Ultimately his risks failed to carry England to the final. Despite the exit, the FA continues to back him, though analysts point to his high-risk decisions as a key factor in the failure.