Thomas Tuchel doesn’t sing England national anthem in first World Cup clash against Croatia

During England's World Cup opener against Croatia, manager Thomas Tuchel chose not to sing the English national anthem, which is a notable departure from tradition for a team coach. The England players performed "God Save The King" as usual, but Tuchel remained silent, raising questions about his stance. This incident highlights the cultural and personal differences that can emerge in international sports, especially during high-stakes events like the World Cup. Tuchel's decision, while seemingly minor, sparks broader discussions about team unity and the role of national symbols in global sports.