England manager Thomas Tuchel says his team will use the same penalty shootout approach that was previously set by his predecessor, Sir Gareth Southgate, at the World Cup. According to Tuchel, England intends to stick to Southgate’s established blueprint rather than introduce a different system for how the squad prepares and executes penalty shootouts. The announcement is presented as a continuation of the methods Southgate used during his tenure, indicating that selection, order, and execution within England’s penalty preparations will remain aligned with the prior plan. Tuchel’s comments therefore frame England’s penalty strategy as consistent ahead of the tournament, with no shift away from the framework already in place. Both reports describe Tuchel’s position in similar terms, emphasizing that England’s penalty approach is staying with Southgate’s guidance for the World Cup rather than being changed under Tuchel’s management.