England v Czech Republic LIVE: Team news with Harry Kane set to equal record for most-capped player
England take on the Czech Republic for the second time in this extended international window and will be bidding to carry on their recent sparkling form after a rout of Croatia last time out.
The Three Lions showed no mercy in Rijeka on Saturday, putting seven past a dire Croatia side in front of an audience consisting largely of shell-shocked Croatian schoolchildren.
That followed a 2-0 win over the Czech Republic in Prague and Thomas Tuchel will be hoping for more of the same from his side, while his turn to some exciting young players also pointed to a change in direction as he hones his squad before Euro 2028.
One of those players however will not be in action at Wembley after Alex Scott withdrew from the camp with injury, while stalwart Harry Kane will equal Peter Shilton’s record as most-capped England player should he feature tonight.
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England v Czech Republic LIVE
England host Czech Republic in final Nations League game of this window | Live on ITV, kick-off at 7.45pm
Thomas Tuchel's side condemned Croatia to 7-0 defeat last time out
Harry Kane set to equal Peter Shilton's record as most-capped England player
Alex Scott withdraws with injury after star turn against Croatia
England will bid to build on one of their best performances in recent memory as they host the Czech Republic at Wembley.
Thomas Tuchel’s side were in irresistible form in Rijeka on Saturday as they thrashed Croatia 7-0, with Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka scoring twice in the rout.
That followed a 2-0 Nations League success against a 10-man Czech side in Prague and Tuchel’s squad will carry confidence into their final fixture of this extended international break.
The visitors showed the threat they can pose in the first half-hour of last week’s meeting, though, and could again cause issues.
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Hello and welcome to live coverage of England v Czech Republic in the final game of this extended international window.
Thomas Tuchel’s side are back at Wembley after a glorious trip to Rijeka last time out - can they build on that performance? We’ll have all the latest right here.
