Thomas Tuchel faces pressure to deliver with tactical changes for England's World Cup clash against Mexico

It is to absolutely no-one's surprise that the Deutscher Fußball-Bund (DFB, German Football Association) has not turned to an English manager to succeed Julian Nagelsmann.

With Jurgen Klopp happy to step up, the DFB is in a good position, but anyhow, there is never likely to be a time when they would consider employing a foreign coach for their national team.

Not that there would be many outstanding English candidates, in any case, although if the DFB had an ironic sense of humour, they might have thought about approaching Frank Lampard.