England welcome the Czech Republic at Wembley for their last game UEFA Nations League during the international holidays in September and October.
With a loss to Spain followed by wins over tonight’s opponents and Croatia, the Three Lions will be looking to finish in top form in front of a home crowd.
Harry Kane will earn his 125th cap for his country, equaling Peter Shilton’s record.
The Bayern Munich man would love to round off the three-week break with a goal as he prepares a final push to win the Ballon d’Or later this month.
Catch up on all the team news right here on 101GreatGoals.
England Team News:
England starting eleven: Pickford, Trent, Hall, Quansah, Guehi, Anderson, Kane, Bellingham, Lewis-Skelly, Rogers, Eze
England Subs: Saka, Gordon, Chalobah, Trafford, Ngumoha, Branthwaite, Garner, Calvert-Lewin, Gibbs-White, Steele, Lewis
Czech Republic team news
Czech Republic Starting XI: Hornicek, Coufal, Hranac, Vitik, Slama, Kral, Sulc, Sadilek, Abros, Naderi, Lingr
Czech Republic substitutes: Kovar, Kinsky, Sacek, Bucha, Macek, Zmrzly, Sejk, Radosta, Kricfalusi, Vasulin, Subert, Hlozek
England v Czech Republic recent form and stats
- England have won their last two Nations League games without conceding and scored nine goals.
- The Three Lions’ 7-0 win over Croatia was their biggest margin of victory against a top-50 nation since the FIFA rankings began in 1992.
- England became the first nation to score five or more away goals against Croatia.
- The Czech Republic have lost all three of their Nations League games this season.
- The Dénia team are winless in six games in all competitions and have lost their last four.
- The Czech Republic have never beaten England away from home.
Where to watch England vs Czech Republic: TV broadcasts and online
England v Czech Republic kicks off at 19:45 BST on Tuesday 6 October. The match will be available to watch live and free in the UK on ITV1, and viewers will also be able to stream the match via ITVX.
Prediction England-Czech Republic
England could hardly have gone into Tuesday’s game with more confidence after their demolition of Croatia.
Tuchel is likely to rotate parts of his starting eleven, but the depth at the England manager’s disposal means this should not do much to close the gap between the two teams.
The Czech Republic have already lost to England at home during this international window and now travel without the suspended Krejci after losing four games in a row.
