Tuchel backs Argentina's dark blue jersey choice for World Cup semi-final

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England coach Thomas Tuchel has expressed understanding of Argentina's decision to wear their dark blue jersey for the upcoming World Cup semifinal. Tuchel acknowledged that superstition and lucky charms play a recognized role at the elite level of sport. Argentina's dark blue kit carries historical significance, having been associated with past victories against England. However, Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni downplayed any superstitious reasoning, attributing the kit choice to tradition rather than luck.

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