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England vs Czech Republic: Where to watch, Preview, Line-ups and Odds

Jude Bellingham showed his full capabilities in England's win over Croatia.
Jude Bellingham showed his full capabilities in England's win over Croatia.Photo by CARL RECINE / GETTY IMAGES EUROPE / GETTY IMAGES VIA AFP

The elongated international break comes to an end as England play their fourth Nations League game, taking on the Czech Republic after an emphatic victory over Croatia.

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The Nations League comes to the end of its first cycle with England taking on the Czech Republic for the second time in this international break.

England head into the match off a huge win against Croatia, where Thomas Tuchel’s men showed the full scale of their potential. Heading back to Wembley to play this game, the English fans will be hoping for more of the same from the Three Lions.

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The Czech Republic have lost all three games in this block and now face England for the second time in a week. They lost the first game 2-0 after going down to 10 men early on, so they will be hoping that, with a full contingent on the field, they can perform better and earn their maiden points of this Nations League campaign.

England vs Czech Republic key information

• Date: Tuesday, October 6

• Kick-off time: 19:45 BST

• Venue: Wembley Stadium, London

• Referee: TBC

• VAR: TBC

• TV channels: ITV (UK) 

• Odds: ENG (1/7) - DRAW (13/2) - CZE (18/1)

England team news

Jordan Pickford will retain his spot in goal, as Tuchel said he and James Trafford will each play two games over this period. Alex Scott was handed his first England start and put in a really confident performance against Croatia. 

He may keep his spot in midfield with Elliott Anderson; however, changes may come for the last game, with James Garner and Myles Lewis-Skelly both coming on in the last match to play in the middle.

Nico O’Reilly has left the squad because of injury, so Lewis Hall is set to continue at left-back.

England predicted lineup vs Czech Republic, (4-2-3-1)

Coach: Thomas Tuchel

Pickford; Alexander-Arnold, Konsa, Branthwaite, Hall; Anderson, Scott; Saka, Rogers, Gordon; Kane.

Czech Republic team news

The Czech’s will be without Ladislav Krejci, after the Wolves defender was sent off against Spain. They are already missing Vladimir Coufal, who has not featured since the first game against Croatia, and Adam Karabec, who went off against England with an ankle injury.

It will be interesting to see who gets the nod between the sticks as each of the three Czech keepers has played one 90-minute game so far.

Czech Republic predicted lineup vs England, (4-2-3-1)

Coach: Santiago Denia

Kinsky; Sacek, Chaloupek, Hranac, Slama; Kral, Sadilek; Radosta, Ambros, Lingr; Hlozek.

Where to watch

This match between England and the Czech Republic will be shown on ITV in the United Kingdom. The match will also be streamed on ITVX.

Head-to-Head

This will be the seventh match between England and the Czech Republic. England have won four of those meetings, with the Czech’s only win coming in qualification for Euro 2020.

The last time the two met at Wembley, the game finished 5-0 to England, with Raheem Sterling netting a hat-trick in 2019.

Odds for England vs Czech Republic

England come in at 1/7 at bet365, compared to the Czech’s 18/1. A draw is at 13/2.

Odds correct at time of writing, subject to change.

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