Prediction: England vs Czech Republic

Looking to lay down another Nations League marker on Tuesday night, England will welcome the Czech Republic to Wembley.

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Verdict: England to win both halves

Starting with the hosts, while England might have opened their Nations League campaign on September 26th with a rollercoaster 3-2 defeat at home against reigning world champions Spain at Wembley, Thomas Tuchel’s superstar squad have come roaring back in some style. Although the former Chelsea boss might have been bracing himself for a stern examination away at historic rivals Croatia on Saturday evening, England produced a record-breaking display on foreign soil. Claiming a remarkable 7-0 romp in Rijeka, the European giants will be dreaming of a report performance when they return to Wembley on Tuesday night. Likewise, landing a 2-0 win when they met the Czech Republic for their reverse League A showdown last week, Tuchel’s camp will be looking to make another Nations League statement in north London.

Given what is a speedy turnaround following Saturday’s sensational showing in Rijeka, Tuchel is expected to make a handful of alterations on their return to Wembley. Left as an unused substitute over the weekend, Real Madrid defender Trent Alexander-Arnold could be handed a full recall in north London.

Making a maiden Nations League appearance on Saturday evening, Everton shot-stopper Jordan Pickford will be hoping to keep his spot between the sticks. Bagging a League A brace on foreign soil a few days ago and already notching four Nations League strikes in his first three appearances, Ballon d’Or contender and talismanic skipper Harry Kane will lead the line.

Czech Republic

As for the visitors, while the Czech Republic might have touched down in North America over the summer in the midst of a real flurry, the Representatives endured a public World Cup struggle. Only putting a single point on the board from their three World Cup appearances, new boss Santi Denia has a major job on his hands. Getting their respective Nations League campaign underway with a 2-1 loss at home against Croatia on September 26th, the Reds have lost all of their first three League A showdowns. Likewise, looking set to lose their elite Nations League status with a whimper this year, the Czech Republic look set for a monumental challenge on Tuesday night. In fact, the midweek guests have lost all of their opening three League A matchups by an aggregate score of 7-2.

Shown a late red card during their 3-1 loss against Spain over the weekend, Wolves defender Ladislav Krejci will miss out on Tuesday night as the 27-year-old serves a Nations League suspension. However, serving his own respective League A ban following his straight red card against England last week, Lyon’s Pavel Sulc should make an immediate full return.

Picking up a knee injury while away with Denia’s squad this month, Hoffenheim star Vladimir Coufal has returned to the Bundesliga club and won’t play any part here. Despite still waiting to open his Nations League account, fellow Hoffenheim ace Adam Hlozek will lead the line at Wembley.

England vs Czech Republic Key Factors to Consider

• When England and the Czech Republic met for their reverse Nations League showdown in Prague last week, the Three Lions claimed a 2-0 victory on foreign soil.
• Ballon d’Or contender Harry Kane has registered four goals in his first three Nations League appearances.
• The Czech Republic have lost all of their first three Nations League appearances by an aggregate score of 7-2.
• Tuesday’s guests have failed to win any of their last six straight matchups across all competitions (five defeats, one draw).
• England have seen their opening three League A showdowns produce 14 goals at both ends of the pitch.

Landing a 2-0 victory when they travelled to Prague for their reverse Nations League showdown last week, England will be looking to make another statement here. Producing a record-breaking performance on foreign soil over the weekend as they breezed their way to an astonishing 7-0 romp against Croatia, Tuchel will be demanding a repeat performance at Wembley. Meeting a Czech Republic squad who find themselves at the heart of a public crisis, Tuesday’s guests couldn’t have asked for a tougher examination in north London.

Verdict: England to win both halves

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