# Tuchel unhappy as anti-racism protocol questions overshadow Spain clash > HelixNews · Web page: https://helixnews.one/story/4693183 · All pages for agents: https://helixnews.one/llms.txt 4 outlets covering · First listed: Sky Sports, Nov 14, 2026, 3:00 PM · Read it: Thomas Tuchel insisted his words had been "twisted" as questions over anti-racism protocols overshadowed the build-up to England's Nations League showdown in Madrid. ## Who's covering it In the order they published: - Nov 13, 2026, 1:00 PM: [Tuchel to remind England players of anti-racism protocols before game in Spain]() — Guardian (Newspaper, United Kingdom, rated Lean left) England visit Madrid for first time since fan abuse in 2004‘We had the same discussion before the Serbia game’Thomas Tuchel will remind his ­England players of the anti-racism protocols as they prepare to play Spain in Madrid for the first time since the notorious meeting between the countries in 2004. Spain won 1-0 at the Bernabéu but the occasion was ruined by racist abuse directed at England’s black players from the stands.England have since played three games in Spain, although they refused to return to Madrid for the first of them in 2009. The match was moved to Seville. There were no… - Nov 14, 2026, 2:43 PM: ['No racism in Spain' – De la Fuente message for Tuchel]() — BBC Sport (Public broadcaster, United Kingdom) Spain manager Luis de la Fuente says "there is no racism in Spain" after Thomas Tuchel issued a warning to his England players before Sunday's Nations League meeting in Madrid. - Nov 14, 2026, 2:50 PM: ['No racism in Spain' – De la Fuente message for Tuchel]() — Yahoo Sports (Sports, United States) Spain manager Luis de la Fuente says "there is no racism in Spain" after Thomas Tuchel issued a warning to his England players before Sunday's Nations League meeting in Madrid. - Nov 14, 2026, 3:00 PM: [Tuchel unhappy as anti-racism protocol questions overshadow Spain clash]() — Sky Sports (Sports, United Kingdom) Thomas Tuchel insisted his words had been "twisted" as questions over anti-racism protocols overshadowed the build-up to England's Nations League showdown in Madrid.