England head into their World Cup quarter-final against Norway with Thomas Tuchel calling for his side to play with bravery and “no regrets,” according to multiple reports. Tuchel links the message to England’s knockout journey, where they advance after a nervous start to the knockout stage against the Democratic Republic of Congo, before overcoming difficulties to win their last-16 tie in Mexico. In the build-up to the Norway match, he emphasizes attacking courage and the need to face the game without fear. Several outlets also report that Tuchel raises concerns about Jarell Quansah’s availability. He says FIFA has not provided an explanation for extending Quansah’s ban to two matches, leaving the defender unavailable for selection. Overall, the coverage focuses on Tuchel’s motivational stance—encouraging England to take responsibility in a do-or-die encounter—alongside the disruption to his squad caused by the unresolved suspension decision.