England v Czech Republic live stream: how to watch football on tv today

Here’s where to watch the England v Czech Republic live stream, with Wembley hosting Tuesday night’s Nations League game and kick off at 19.45 BST.

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ITV have carried every England game of this international break and this one closes it out. ITVX and STV Player stream it at no cost, so none of it sits behind a paywall.

England go into it second in League A Group 3, which would still be enough to reach the quarter-finals. Spain being perfect is the only reason they are not top.

Saturday changed the mood entirely.

Croatia were beaten 7-0 in Rijeka, their heaviest defeat since becoming an independent nation, with Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka scoring twice apiece and Jude Bellingham, Morgan Rogers and Anthony Gordon adding the rest. Bellingham set up three of them on top of his own goal.

Nine goals and none conceded across the last two games has given Thomas Tuchel something to build on, and he came out of Rijeka with no fresh injury or suspension concerns.

Harry Kane will draw level with Peter Shilton’s all-time England appearance record if he takes the field. Myles Lewis-Skelly and Trent Alexander-Arnold are both candidates to come back into the starting side.

One complication is that Bellingham, Marc Guehi and Lewis-Skelly are each a booking away from a Nations League ban. A caution on Tuesday would rule them out of the Croatia game in November rather than the Spain one, which is the lesser of the two headaches.

The Czech Republic are bottom of the group without a point. Santi Denia’s side have lost to England, Croatia and then Spain, where Jiri Slama’s goal briefly threatened something before Mikel Merino settled it and Ladislav Krejci was sent off.

Krejci’s suspension means Martin Vitik comes into the back line. Pavel Sulc returns from a ban of his own after being dismissed against England last week, while Vladimir Coufal is a doubt with a knee problem.