England delivered a dominant 7-0 victory over Croatia in the UEFA Nations League on Saturday, showcasing a relentless attacking display in Rijeka. Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka each scored twice, while Jude Bellingham added a goal and three assists. The Three Lions took control early, leading 4-0 at halftime.
Kane opened the scoring in the 12th minute, followed by Saka’s first goal in the 23rd. Bellingham’s goal came in the 34th, extending England’s lead. Kane added a second in the 58th, and Saka completed his brace with a 74th-minute strike. Bellingham’s assist count included a goal for Kane and a chance for Saka.
The win sees England continue their strong form under Thomas Tuchel, with Kane extending his away goal streak. Tuchel’s tactical adjustments and team cohesion proved decisive. Croatia, ranked lower, struggled to contain England’s pace and precision.
This result marks England’s biggest margin in a Nations League match against Croatia, a team that reached the 2018 World Cup final. The performance highlights England’s growing strength in attack, with Kane and Saka leading the charge. The win also boosts England’s position in Group 3, solidifying their dominance in the tournament.
