England secured a commanding 7-0 win over Croatia in a Nations League encounter, with multiple players contributing to the rout. The match, held in Zagreb, saw England's attacking prowess on full display as they overwhelmed the hosts. Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham, Anthony Gordon, Bukayo Saka, and Morgan Rogers all found the net, with Kane scoring twice and Bellingham adding a hat-trick of assists. The result marked England's second consecutive away victory in the competition.
Manager Thomas Tuchel praised the team's "complete" performance, calling it the best of his tenure. The victory was described as a message to rivals, with England's dominance evident throughout the match. Kane compared the performance to a Premier League game, highlighting the team's pace and power. Bellingham, 23, stood out with a sensational display, including a quick piece of footwork that left fans in awe.
This win follows England's previous victory against Croatia, reinforcing their strong form in international competitions. The result also saw Man City lodge an appeal against a recent guilty verdict, though this was unrelated to the match itself. The 7-0 scoreline is one of the highest in Nations League history, showcasing England's attacking efficiency and tactical discipline. The match was played under strict exemption rules, allowing fans to attend despite UEFA's stadium ban.
