Thomas Tuchel has challenged four of England’s attacking players to “show up” as the Three Lions prepare for the knockout stages of the World Cup.The England manager has seen Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham and Marcus Rashford all find the net during the group stage, but admits he is still waiting for several other forwards to produce defining moments.England progressed as Group L winners after victories over Croatia and Panama, either side of a frustrating goalless draw with Ghana.While Tuchel’s side have remained unbeaten, they have often struggled to break down organised defences, particularly in wide areas.Kane and Bellingham eventually combined to settle Saturday’s 2-0 win over Panama, with the Bayern Munich striker taking his tally for the tournament to three goals and Bellingham scoring his second before providing the assist for England’s captain.Now Tuchel wants more of his attacking players to make the difference.Speaking after the victory on Saturday night, the German singled out Morgan Rogers, Anthony Gordon, Noni Madueke and Bukayo Saka as players capable of stepping up when England need them most.”On a certain level, we want these guys in a key moment to show up. Harry did it. Jude did it,” Tuchel said.Thomas Tuchel has challenged four of England’s attacking players to “show up” as the Three Lions prepare for the knockout stages of the World Cup | GETTYNoni Madueke and Bukayo Saka have been among the England forwards to struggle at this summer’s World Cup | GETTY”I am convinced that Nico O’Reilly almost did it against Ghana.”The England boss was referring to O’Reilly’s header that struck the crossbar during the goalless draw.”I am sure Morgan Rogers, Anthony Gordon, Noni Madueke and Bukayo Saka will do it when the time is there, and we need that.”Tuchel insisted, however, that attacking contributions cannot always be measured by goals and assists.Match stats from England’s 2-0 win over Panama at the World Cup | GETTY/GB NEWSHe believes much of England’s best work comes from movement off the ball and players sacrificing themselves for team-mates.”If you look carefully, sometimes it’s just a run from someone else to open the space up for Jude so that he can shine,” he explained.”They work in units. Nico O’Reilly took an opponent out to create space for Jude in the first half.”We have to work in patterns to have a higher amount of attacking threat. If we all just play freestyle, no one knows what the other one is thinking.”Jude is a part of it.”We want to be consistently finding players in these spaces, and then they should take advantage with their quality. That is what we need and what we demand.”Bellingham once again emerged as England’s match-winner against Panama, something that came as no surprise to Rashford after another influential display from the Real Madrid midfielder.The Manchester United forward believes England’s hopes of lifting the World Cup depend heavily on both Bellingham and Kane maintaining their outstanding form.Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham have been England’s standout players at the World Cup so far | PA”It’s not surprising. That’s the type of performance he’s capable of,” Rashford said of Bellingham.”We’re for sure going to need similar performances from him, definitely the goals from H [Kane] if we want to do what we set out to do in this tournament.”England and DR Congo have never met before.The African side reached the round of 32 by finishing third in their group behind Colombia and Portugal.