Czechia 0-2 England: Gordon and Kane Get Three Lions Off the Mark in Nations League
Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane scored after Pavel Sulc’s red card left Czechia with 10 men, and England moved top of Group A3.
- England claimed their first win of the new UEFA Nations League campaign on Tuesday, securing a 2-0 away victory over 10-man Czechia in Prague.
- Czechia midfielder Pavel Sulc was sent off in the 25th minute after referee Halil Umut Meler upgraded a yellow card to red following a VAR review for a high challenge on Elliot Anderson.
- Anthony Gordon broke the deadlock under two minutes into the second half via a Trent Alexander-Arnold cross, while Harry Kane secured the points in the 69th minute with his 123rd international goal.
- England rebounded from a 3-2 opening loss to world champions Spain on Saturday, with the team surviving an early scare when Morgan Rogers hit the post in the first half.
- Thomas Tuchel's men travel to face Croatia on Saturday, aiming to take another step toward progressing from Group A3 and reaching the quarter-finals.
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England won their UEFA Nations League match against Czech Republic 2-0 away from home. Czech Republic's Pavel Sulc received a red card in the 25th minute. The match was refereed by Turkish referee Halil Umut Meler.
The British, defeated on Saturday at Wembley 3-2 by the Roja, won their first three points in Group 3 thanks to Anthony Gordon (47th) and Harry Kane (69th), who had already scored against the Spaniards. The Three Lions, third in the World Championship, were well helped by the 23rd minute exclusion of Olympique Lyonnais Pavel Sulc for an uncontrollable tab on Elliot Anderson. Thomas Tuchel had made four changes compared to the lost match against …
After a stalemate for 45 minutes, England managed to beat the Czech Republic 2-0 in the UEFA Nations League thanks to goals from Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane.
England beat the Czech Republic 2-0 in a game of Nations League, played in Prague. (ANSA)
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