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Southampton head coach Eckert faces six-month ban after FA 'spygate' charge

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By Jeremy Wilson, Mike McGrath Verified
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Tonda Eckert, the Southampton head coach, faces a touchline ban of up to six months after he was charged for his role in the “spygate” scandal.
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England World Cup tournament ratings: Every player from best to worst

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By Mike McGrath Verified
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Mike McGrath From the highs of the Azteca to the lows of Atlanta, it has been an eventful tournament for England. They eventually finished third after beating France, but how did the players perform? Telegraph Sport has rated the players from best to worst – and you can leave your rating, too. Jude Bellingham Match-winner for England throughout this tournament.
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The World Cup campaign that left England blaming Tuchel 'big time'

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By Jason Burt Verified, Matt Law Verified, Mike McGrath Verified
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In the England dressing room after the numbing World Cup semi-final defeat by Argentina there were tears. This time, unlike after the final of Euro 2024, they only belonged to players and not the manager. Sir Gareth Southgate had broken down and wept in Berlin, and many of the players who had been with him through so many tournaments were sympathetic. That was not the feeling towards Thomas Tuchel.
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