Barry's journey from Accrington Stanley to World Cup semi-final

Barry's journey from Accrington Stanley to World Cup semi-finalTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, I'm the yin to his yang - Barry on TuchelByAlex HowellEngland reporter in Kansas CityPublished1 minute agoCommentsIn 2015, Anthony Barry was a lower-league footballer at Accrington Stanley, nearing the end of his playing career and taking his first steps as a coach with the club's Under-16 side.Eleven years on, he will sit alongside Thomas Tuchel as England attempt to reach a first men's World Cup final since 1966 when they face Argentina on Wednesday (kick-off 20:00 BST).Barry has become a recognisable figure during this tournament thanks to his no-nonsense half-time television interviews during England's matches. At 40 years old, he already has a wide-ranging CV as an elite coach with prior experience at Chelsea, Bayern Munich and with the Portugal and Belgium national teams.His journey to this point is one of the most remarkable rises in football.The Liverpool-born coach describes himself as the yin to Tuchel's yang and acknowledges their partnership can "look a bit strange at times" because of their difference in height and background.The England assistant is quick to make clear that Tuchel is the boss - and pokes fun at their "little and large" frames, with the German about eight inches taller. Football Daily: Anthony Barry on Thomas Tuchel and the World CupEngland v ArgentinaWorld Cup semi-finalWednesday 15 July, 20:00 BSTWatch on iPlayerBarry's path to Tuchel's assistantBarry's playing career path is not one that will be very recognisable to many of those in the England squad, with former midfielder spending most of his time in the lower leagues. He was part of the Accrington Stanley side 20 years ago that won the Conference to return to the Football League for the first time in 44 years.Barry was reminded of that anniversary...