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England boss Tuchel to watch Spurs v Newcastle

BBC News Thursday, 2 January 2025 ()
England boss Tuchel to watch Spurs v NewcastleThomas Tuchel is set to watch Tottenham's Premier League match at home against Newcastle on Saturday - the German's first game since starting his role as England head coach.
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