England assistant coach Anthony Barry will continue conducting televised half-time interviews during the World Cup despite his critical assessment of England’s first-half display against Croatia in Dallas, according to Yahoo Sports. England drew 2-2 at the break before Thomas Tuchel’s side won 4-2, and the camp believes having Tuchel or players do the media duties would not be the best use of limited half-time time; Tuchel is understood to welcome Barry’s honesty.
Meanwhile, England medics are checking forward Marcus Rashford’s fitness before Tuesday’s match against Ghana after he reported muscle discomfort following the Croatia win; Rashford came off the bench to score England’s fourth and there is optimism he will still be available.
WORLD CUP | England assistant Anthony Barry to keep doing TV half-time interviews
2026-06-19 18:16:19
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