England v Croatia on TV today – watch live streaming

England can book a Nations League quarter-final place at Wembley tonight. Find out how to watch and stream England v Croatia on TV today, with kick off at 19.45 GMT.

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England are one point away from the quarter-finals. Thomas Tuchel’s side lost their opener 3-2 to Spain, but have since won three in a row without conceding, beating the Czech Republic 2-0 away, thrashing Croatia 7-0 in Rijeka and then beating the Czechs 3-0 at Wembley.

They are three points behind group leaders Spain and six ahead of Croatia, so a draw here or in Madrid on Sunday will be enough to reach the last eight. England have also been the highest scorers in the competition so far, and Wembley has been a happy hunting ground for them in the Nations League.

Harry Kane will become England’s most-capped men’s player if he makes his 126th appearance, overtaking Peter Shilton. Cole Palmer has been left out again, Marc Guehi is injured, Myles Lewis-Skelly is suspended after two bookings, and Ezri Konsa has been ruled out as he follows an individual training programme. Josh King, James Hill and Jobe Bellingham are the uncapped outfield players in the squad, but Tuchel is unlikely to hand any of them a debut until qualification is secure.

Croatia have had a miserable campaign. They beat the Czech Republic 2-1 in their opener, but have lost three in a row since, going down 4-1 in Spain, suffering the heaviest defeat in their history against England, and then losing 2-1 at home to Spain.

Slaven Bilic’s side are now at serious risk of losing their place in League A, and third place in the group could leave them facing a promotion and relegation play-off.

Ivan Perisic is suspended after being sent off against Spain, and Bilic has lost five more players to injury since naming his squad: Josip Sutalo, Martin Pongracic, Andrej Kramaric, Franjo Ivanovic and Kristijan Jakic. Luka Modric, now 41, keeps the captain’s armband and will win his 207th cap.

Win tonight and England will travel to Madrid on Sunday knowing a victory over Spain would see them top the group.