England’s second World Cup match ends in a goalless draw against Ghana, with manager Thomas Tuchel showing visible frustration during the game involving defender Djed Spence. Multiple reports describe Tuchel’s animated conduct on the touchline, including an apparent argument directed at Spence as England struggle to create chances against Ghana’s organised defence. After England’s earlier result following a win over Croatia, the draw leaves the Three Lions unable to score in the match and facing a more difficult attacking problem. The reports also state that Tuchel makes a substitution that involves Spence, suggesting the incident coincides with a change in personnel as England seek a breakthrough. While the accounts focus largely on the touchline confrontation and the match’s lack of goals, they also agree on the overall outcome: England fail to score and must settle for a point in their second group-stage clash against Ghana.