England look to recover from Spain defeat in Nations League clash with Czech Republic
England face the Czech Republic in Prague on Tuesday in their second UEFA Nations League match, aiming to bounce back from a defeat to the world champions in their opener, according to The Independent and the Daily Mail.
England travel to Prague on Tuesday for their second UEFA Nations League match, looking to recover from a defeat to the world champions in their group opener. Thomas Tuchel's side lost to Spain in their first game of the campaign, according to The Independent and the Daily Mail.
Team news and changes
Tuchel is set to make changes for the fixture, with the Evening Standard reporting that three England players are in line for a chance to impress against the Czech Republic. The manager has also made a decision on Trent Alexander-Arnold, according to Sports Mole, which said the starting lineups for both teams would be announced ahead of the match.
Key questions for Tuchel
Sports Mole has outlined three big questions facing the England manager ahead of the clash. The outlet examined the key issues Tuchel must address as his side looks to kickstart their Nations League campaign after the opening defeat.
Match context
The match against the Czech Republic is described as a key UEFA Nations League fixture for England, who will be eager to get their campaign back on track. The game takes place in Prague on Tuesday.
