England to host Czechia at Wembley in UEFA Nations League on October 6

04 Oct 2026, 10:47 pm IST|
England to host Czechia at Wembley in UEFA Nations League on October 6
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England will play Czechia at Wembley Stadium on October 6 (BST) in the UEFA Nations League 2026-27, meeting in their fourth group-stage fixture.

Thomas Tuchel’s England arrive on a two-match winning run after a 7-0 victory over Croatia in their previous game, while Czechia are without a win in three matches following a 1-3 defeat to Spain; the Three Lions will be at home and Czechia will travel under coach Santi Denia.

Jude Bellingham was central to England’s 7-0 win against Croatia, scoring once and supplying three assists; the 23-year-old Real Madrid midfielder created the most chances (8) and completed the joint-most dribbles (4). "One goal. Three assists. The outstanding @BellinghamJude is your England Player of the Match connected by @EE! ✨Jude was presented with the award by Steven Moore – an England fan who hasn't missed a #ThreeLions game in 25 years ❤️👏 pic.twitter.com/KzpV0X2f8W"

Adam Hložek was cited as Czechia’s top performer in the 1-3 loss to Spain, providing an assist in that game; the article notes the 24-year-old will be looking to step up his game and deliver a top performance against England.

The published selected squads are listed as follows: England — Pickford (GK); Quansah, Konsa, Guehi, Hall; Anderson, Scott; Saka, Bellingham, Gordon; Kane. Czechia — Kinski (GK); Sacek, Chaloupak, Krejci, Slama; Radosta, Kral, Macek, Lingr; Ambros, Hlozek. England have recorded back-to-back clean sheets and will be pushing for another home win, while the report states Czechia remain under pressure.

Broadcasters named for the fixture are: India — Sony Sports Network, SonyLIV; Czechia — CT Sport, Sport1 TV; USA — FOX Sports, FuboTV, ViX.

This clash takes place at Wembley Stadium on October 6 (BST). By tuning into the SonyLIV app and website, fans can watch live streaming of all the matches.

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