England produced a dominant 7-0 victory over Croatia in Rijeka, marking one of their best away results. Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka each scored twice, leading Thomas Tuchel's side to a comprehensive win. England were rampant from the outset, with Kane opening the scoring early via Jude Bellingham. Anthony Gordon provided the assist for Bellingham's goal, while Gordon later crossed for Bukayo Saka's header. Jude Bellingham also found the net himself. Before halftime, Bellingham set up Saka for England's fourth. After the break, Kane latched onto Elliot Anderson's cross for five, and Saka capitalized on a defensive error for six. Morgan Rogers capped the scoring late on. The win moves England closer to qualifying for the Nations League last eight. With Spain leading Group A3, this result provides significant ground. Tuchel praised the team's complete performance against a Croatia side featuring Luka Modric.
England next face the Czech Republic at home on Tuesday. This victory showcases England's speed, strength, and skill, marking a significant turnaround in their Nations League campaign. The attacking display was clinical, leaving Croatia unable to compete throughout the match at Stadion HNK Rijeka.
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