Check out how to watch England’s game against the Czech Republic live streaming on TV today. Kick off time, TV channel and team news from the England camp.

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeTV Channel
Czech Republic v England29 September 202619.45 BSTITV1
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Czech Republic v England on TV – Stream Details

Two goals up early and beaten 3-2. England’s Nations League campaign opened the way several of their recent big games have ended, with Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane scoring in quick succession before Lamine Yamal, Alex Baena and Mikel Oyarzabal turned it around at Wembley.

The defending is the story.

England have gone several matches without a clean sheet and the goals have been going in at a rate Thomas Tuchel will not accept for long. Two defeats in the last three is a sharp change after a long unbeaten stretch.

Third place in League A Group 3 would mean a relegation playoff, so this matters rather more than a September away trip usually would. Thomas Tuchel came out of Saturday with no new injuries.

Trent Alexander-Arnold was an unused substitute against Spain and could come in for Jarell Quansah. Lewis Hall was held out of training as a precaution but is expected to be available, and Rio Ngumoha missed out on the matchday squad entirely last time.

The Czech Republic are in worse shape. Santi Denia’s first game in charge brought a 2-1 defeat to Croatia at this ground, Adam Karabec scoring between goals from Luka Modric and Marco Pasalic.

Croatia had three times as many shots, which gives a fair sense of how one-sided it was. The Czechs have won little all year, and their World Cup group campaign against South Korea, South Africa and Mexico brought almost nothing.

Their injury list is long. David Zima, David Jurasek, Matej Rynes, Tomas Vlcek, Lukas Provod, Denis Visinsky and Tomas Chory all withdrew before the Croatia game, Ladislav Krejci missed it with a calf problem, and Karabec went off injured during it.

Pavel Sulc is expected to operate behind Adam Hlozek. England have had the better of the two recently, though their last trip to Prague ended in defeat.