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England defeated the Czech Republic 2-0 away in their Nations League match. The hosts were reduced to ten men on 25 minutes after Schulz's dismissal. Goals from Gordon and Harry Kane secured the win for the visitors in the second half.

England triumphed away against the Czech Republic in the second round of the Nations League. The match at Prague's Fortuna Arena ended 2-0 in favour of the visitors.

The key moment of the first half came in the 25th minute when Czech midfielder Pavel Schulz received a straight red card for a reckless challenge on Elliot Anderson after VAR intervention.

Despite being a man up, the Three Lions struggled to convert their numerical advantage before the break. However, immediately after the half-time interval, Anthony Gordon broke the deadlock with a precise header from a Trent Alexander-Arnold assist.

On the 69th minute, captain Harry Kane settled any doubts about the outcome, reacting quickest to a rebound and firing a powerful shot into the bottom corner.

England comfortably saw out the match without conceding, earning crucial points in Group 3 of League A. Thomas Tuchel's side now has their sights set firmly on progressing in the tournament.