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Why do coaches talk to media?
Coaches talk to the media for many reasons, often to manage public perception and motivate their team. Tuchel's positive comments about Mexican fans, for example, could be a way to build goodwill, ease pressure on his players, and show respect for the host nation, all while subtly addressing the enhanced security.
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