Tuchel gets angry with photographers at the England game; understand

When England players lined up to sing the national anthem before their World Cup opener against Croatia, they shared the moment with thousands of fans at Dallas Stadium, who sang loudly and waved flags.

But one person in the stadium who missed out on this experience was England manager Thomas Tuchel, whose view of the dugout was blocked by a crowd of photographers positioned in front of him.

"I'm begging FIFA to change the position of the photographers, because I couldn't see my team during the national anthem, and I was waiting for this moment," Tuchel told reporters after the 4-2 victory against Croatia on Wednesday (17).

"It was a very, very special moment today, and I was standing in front of 50 photographers two feet away and I couldn't see a single player. That put a bit of a damper on my experience today."

According to media reports, Tuchel tried to get the photographers to move away, but they didn't budge, and he had no choice but to watch his players on the stadium's big screen.

England will continue their Group L campaign against Ghana on Tuesday (23).

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Source: CNN