Prime Video is set to take sports fans and betting enthusiasts behind the scenes with the England football team in a new documentary. The film, titled "England’s Lions: The New Generation," will be available for streaming from 15 March, just ahead of new men’s manager Thomas Tuchel’s first games in charge.
Produced by Workerbee, the documentary features interviews with some of England men’s side's most recent stars. Among them are Cole Palmer, Kobbie Mainoo, Marc Guehi and Ollie Watkins. These players have made significant strides in their careers despite facing challenges such as playing non-league football and rejection at academy level.
The film not only highlights their journey to stardom but also provides an exclusive look into their run to the final of Euro 2024.
Behind-the-scenes access
"England’s Lions: The New Generation" combines match footage with unprecedented behind-the-scenes access. Viewers will get a chance to witness intimate moments shared between players and their family members, friends, and those closest to them during the tournament. This unique perspective offers fans an opportunity to understand these athletes beyond their on-field personas.
The release of this documentary coincides with a crucial time for English football as it marks the beginning of a new era under manager Thomas Tuchel. Formerly managing Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea FC successfully, Tuchel is expected to bring his tactical acumen and leadership skills into play as he takes charge of his first matches against Albania on 21 March and Latvia on 24 March. Rick Murray and Benjamin Hirsch serve as executive producers for this insightful film while Hassan Ghazi takes up directorial duties. Their combined expertise promises an engaging narrative that captures both the triumphs and trials of England's new generation of football stars.
"England’s Lions: The New Generation" is a must-watch for sports fans and betting enthusiasts alike. It offers an exclusive look into the lives of rising football stars, their journey to success, and the future of English football under new management.
