Following a historic 7-0 victory over Croatia, England wraps up a mixed international break in September and October with a home match against the Czech Republic in Tuesday's UEFA Nations League clash. The Three Lions currently sit in second place in League A Group 3 after their impressive performance against Croatia, while the Czech Republic is still in search of their first point in the tournament. Croatia experienced their worst defeat since gaining independence, as England, under Thomas Tuchel, delivered a stunning display against the 2018 World Cup runners-up. This match showcased both offensive and defensive excellence from the English side. Jordan Pickford and the defense had minimal challenges, as England's dynamic midfield and aggressive attack overwhelmed Croatia's experienced players, with goals from Harry Kane (2), Bukayo Saka (2), Jude Bellingham, Morgan Rogers, and Anthony Gordon. In addition to handing Croatia their heaviest loss in history, England became the first team to score more than five goals in an away match against them and achieved their largest victory margin against a top-50 nation since 1992. Despite Spain's perfect record against the Czech Republic, England remains in second place in their group, a position that would still allow them to advance to the quarter-finals. With nine goals scored and none conceded in their last two matches, England is on the brink of securing three consecutive victories with clean sheets for the first time in 2023, a feat they last accomplished during World Cup Qualifying in late 2025. While England looks to achieve this milestone, the Czech Republic has not managed to win a match since the World Cup began and has not recorded three consecutive wins with clean sheets since November 2021.