Noni Marduk scores his first goal for England, Tuchel: Still need to improve

England once again showed a dominant performance in the World Cup qualifiers, defeating Serbia 5-0. The match was played at the Raiko Mitic Stadium and the England team coached by Thomas Tuchel achieved a brilliant victory.

' charming performance was shown by Marduk, who successfully scored his first goal with the England seniors. The young winger appeared with high confidence and brought a new dimension to the offensive line of the Three Lions.

Despite being satisfied with Maduk's contribution, Tuchel did not forget to make constructive suggestions to his disciples. The German coach emphasized the importance of improving productivity and improving shooting efficiency.

Maduec scored his first goal for England

England led by double in the 35th minute, thanks to Marduec's perfect pass from Morgan Rodgers. The goal is a historic achievement for them as they have made appearances in nine matches with the national team.

A expression of joy was clearly revealed from Marduk's face, and he was about to run and hug his teammates. This precious moment also marks a new chapter in his international stage.

Marduk's performance in this match is considered to be his most impressive performance during his time in England. This manifestation opened the door for him to compete for the main position.

Tuheer focused on Maduk's efficiency

Tuheer highly praised Maduk after the game. “He has amazing speed and one-on-one qualifying skills,” the British coach said.

Nevertheless, Tuchel stressed the need to improve Maduk's contribution in goals. "I'm glad to see him score goals and be active in the offense because that's the aspect he needs to develop: efficiency, assist contribution, finishing ability and goals," he explained.

Tuhell said that what impressed him was Marduk's work attitude on the court. From the intensity of oppression to the support for Rees James in the face of the threat to the wing, these are all his recorded merits. England's positive results in a perfect victory over Serbia further consolidate England's unbeaten record in Group K. They now have five consecutive victories in five games.

England secured a second place position with a seven-point advantage against Albania. Captains Harry Kane, Ezri Consa and Mark Guech also contributed the goal, and Marcus Rashford ended the goal feast with a penalty in stoppage time.

Tuchel believes that the showdown with Serbia is the perfect ending of the training camp series. According to him, the whole preparation went very smoothly from beginning to end.