England delivered a stunning 7-0 victory over Croatia in their Nations League match held in Rijeka, marking one of the most significant away wins in their history.

Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka each scored twice, showcasing a remarkable team performance that led to Croatia's largest defeat ever. The scoring began early when Kane netted the first goal with a powerful shot following an assist from Jude Bellingham. Shortly after, Anthony Gordon created the second goal, allowing Bellingham to score himself.

Key moments of the match included:

• 8' - GOAL! Kane scores after Bellingham's assist.
• 21' - GOAL! Bellingham doubles the lead from Gordon's setup.
• 39' - GOAL! Gordon heads in from a cross by Jarell Quansah.
• 45' - GOAL! Bellingham assists Saka for the fourth.
• 53' - GOAL! Kane scores again from Elliot Anderson's cross.
• 68' - GOAL! Saka capitalizes on a defensive error for the sixth.
• 87' - GOAL! Morgan Rogers rounds off the scoring.

Despite a brief resurgence from Croatia in the second half, England's dominance was clear, culminating in a goal that highlighted their superior teamwork. Luka Modric's side struggled to match the pace and skill of the England squad, which also featured Alex Scott making his debut.

This emphatic win is crucial for England's standing in Group A3, especially with Spain leading the pack. It positions England favorably for a potential spot in the Nations League quarterfinals next spring, providing a much-needed boost for manager Thomas Tuchel.

Moreover, Kane's performance was notable as he edged closer to Peter Shilton's record for caps, continuing his scoring streak with six goals in his last five matches for club and country. He now aims to match the historic record of scoring in seven consecutive away games for England.

With their next match against Czech Republic on the horizon, England looks to build on this momentum.