THOMAS TUCHEL reckons his Fab Four are unplayable.
and hit two each, while and also netted in .
And 27 of the Three Lions’ last 31 goals since the start of the have come from them.
Ahead of tomorrow’s clash with , boss said: “The front four are very fluid with each other and very cool, with a lot of cohesion.”
Bellingham and Kane have particularly shone this calendar year, netting a combined 19 times.
’s Bellingham has been named Three Lions player of the year, with Kane in the running to be England’s first winner since in 2001.
Tuchel said: “They just get better and better. They love playing with each other. They understand each other better.
“We adjusted their positions after the World Cup slightly.
“But it’s a front four first of all — and the movements are at the highest level.”
Although has pushed Bellingham into a more attacking role at Real, Tuchel insisted: “He plays a little bit more offensive for us.
“That’s where I see him being most dangerous.
“Jude plays at a high level along with everyone else — and I’m happy.
“But I’m even happier about the complexity of the team performance.
“The attitude shown — the quality, hunger and humbleness in their approach.
“Like the attitude to keep on pushing. The reaction after ball losses was always on the highest level, even when the game was already decided.
“But the level and the attitude from subs is also good. had a fantastic training week. got himself a goal.
“ had a good match against Czech Republic from the bench.”
Tuchel also warned that will have to fight for his place after a fine full debut from ’s .
midfielder Rice pulled out of England’s camp with fitness issues.
On Scott, Tuchel added: “We need displays like this as we’ll not survive with two central midfielders.
“Declan knows about his importance and he is one of the very best midfielders in Europe.
“Nothing will change that. But it’s exactly what we need — more variety and options.
“It’s always about the guys in camp and Alex was at the highest level.”
