Gareth Southgate drew inspiration from a video of England’s 1966 World Cup-winning campaign to lead the team to a dramatic 2-1 win over Slovakia in the round of 16. Despite falling behind early, the Three Lions managed to equalize in the 95th minute with Jude Bellingham’s spectacular overhead kick, and Harry Kane secured the victory in extra time.
The England manager used five substitutions in the match and highlighted the importance of every member of the squad, drawing parallels to the 1966 team. He emphasized the impact of players who came off the bench, stating that they played key roles in the win. The players showcased resilience and determination, embodying the spirit of teamwork and unity that Southgate aims to create.
Southgate reminded his players that tournaments can present challenging routes and unexpected obstacles. By recognizing the value of every player on his squad, he underscored their contributions towards their ultimate goal. As England progresses in the tournament, Southgate hopes to instill a sense of history and camaraderie among his players by drawing on past successes and lessons.
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