England welcome the Czech Republic to Wembley tonight in the final match of the first block of Nations League matches. Thomas Tuchel's men arrive on a massive high, having beaten Croatia 7-0 on their own turf last time out. Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka both scored twice in the rout, with England playing with a swagger.
England's earlier win over the Czechs
The Three Lions have already beaten the Czechs during this window, winning 2-0 in Prague, helped by the fact their hosts were reduced to 10 men early on. Despite that victory, Kane and Co still have a job to do tonight.
Kick-off time and TV coverage
The game gets under way at 7.45pm on Tuesday, October 6, at Wembley Stadium, London. The match is on TV, and you can watch for free. ITV1 will be showing this one, with coverage starting from 7pm. The match will also be streamed via the ITVX app.
What the managers said
Thomas Tuchel said: "I will not openly talk about anyway weaknesses, we will always try to find gaps when we analyse opponents. We always try to find advantages for us but there is a lot of development in [the Czech Republic] squad, I feel them getting stronger and stronger, especially in build-up. Clear patterns of play, very flexible, very fluid."
Santi Denia said: "England are very, very good; they're no distance from a World Cup final. None. I defend the English FA a lot. England are among the two or three best in the world, always there. The FA saw, invested, and I would encourage them to keep doing so: in young players, in St George's Park, in forming coaches. That's the key. In 2006, Spain had as many trophies as Czechia."
