Jordan Pickford: Will return to Everton knowing that his place is now threatened by James Trafford. Some shaky moments. 6
Trent Alexander-Arnold: I had another opportunity to impress and I took it. Perfect ball skills for deep opponents like the Czech Republic. 7
Jarell Quansah: Deployed in his preferred central defender role and looked comfortable. Little by little becomes a must-have on the team. 6
Marc Guéhi: But for a few errors, I went through the game. Started all four of England’s matches during the extended international break. 6
Lewis Room: Now battling with Nico O’Reilly to become England’s first-choice left-back. A successful international period for the Newcastle defender. 7
Elliot Anderson: Going better and better at the international level. Brilliant pass to unlock the Czech Republic for England’s second goal. 6
Myles Lewis-Skelly: Can be satisfied with his production upon his return to the international scene. It will be unlucky not to be in the next team on this basis. 7
Ebéréchi Eze: Improved after a disappointing first half but didn’t do enough to cause Thomas Tuchel a selection headache after getting a rare start. 6
Jude Bellingham: Didn’t reach the heights of his captivating performance in Croatia, but he still oozed class whenever he was in possession. 7
Morgane Rogers: Showed his versatility starting on the right and looked comfortable in the role. Provided a real threat. 7
Harry Kane: Historic evening for the England captain becoming the best player in the country alongside Peter Shilton with 125 caps. It goes without saying, he scored… twice. 8
Submarines:
James Garner (on 63, Anderson): More international minutes in the legs. 6
Jarrad Branthwaite (63, Guehi): On the way to his third selection. 6
Morgan Gibbs-White (on 73, Hall). 6
Rio Ngumoha (on 73, Bellingham). 6
Dominic Calvert-Lewin (on 82, Kane). 6
Unused substitutes: James Trafford, Jason Steele, Bukayo Saka, Anthony Gordon, Trevoh Chalobah, Rico Lewis.
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