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England Beat 10‑Man Czechia 2-0 in Prague

A VAR-upgraded red card gave England control and the win leaves Thomas Tuchel’s side heading to Croatia on Saturday.

Overview

  • England recovered from a 3-2 defeat to Spain by winning 2-0 in Prague on Tuesday to register their first UEFA Nations League points.
  • Pavel Šulc was sent off in the 25th minute after an on-field VAR review upgraded a yellow to a straight red, forcing Czechia to play 65 minutes with ten men.
  • Anthony Gordon opened the scoring just after half-time from a Trent Alexander‑Arnold cross and Harry Kane sealed the victory with a clinical finish later in the second half.
  • James Trafford kept a clean sheet in his second consecutive competitive start while Alexander‑Arnold’s first start under Tuchel produced the assist that broke the deadlock.
  • The win moves England to three points and second in Group A3, highlights ongoing selection and injury questions in Tuchel’s squad, and sets up a quick away fixture against Croatia on Saturday.