England break down stubborn Czechs to claim first Nations League win

England's Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane netted two goals as the English football team defeated the Czech Republic 2-0 in a Nations League match at the Fortuna Arena in Prague. Thomas Tuchel's side lost to Spain 3-2 in their opener and the Czech Republic had also lost 1-0 to Croatia. Despite being a man down early in the game, the Czechs kept England at bay in the first half.

Gordon broke the deadlock shortly after halftime and Kane secured England's victory with a second goal. Tuchel made four substitutions, including Trent Alexander-Arnold's first start in nearly two years. The Czech Republic, managed by Thomas Tuchel, received an early red card after Pavel Sulc was sent off for a high challenge on Anderson.

England dominated possession throughout the match and had several chances to score, but the Czech goalkeeper Matej Kovar made several crucial saves. The win puts England second in Group A3, three points behind Spain, who defeated Croatia 4-1 in Seville. England will face Croatia on Saturday, while the Czech Republic will take on Spain.