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How to watch Croatia vs England: TV channel and live stream for Nations League today

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Gent, O. (2026, October 3). How to watch Croatia vs England: TV channel and live stream for Nations League today. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/how-to-watch-croatia-vs-england-tv-channel-live-stream-nations-league-today-b1299350.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-10-03 · by Oli Gent

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On Saturday, October 3, the UEFA Nations League match between Croatia and England took place at the Rujevica Stadium in Rijeka, Croatia, starting at 6pm local time (16:00 GMT). The game was behind closed doors due to a stadium ban imposed on Croatia by UEFA for fan misconduct during a previous match against France. Despite this, around 6,000 children were allowed to attend the match.

England, coached by Thomas Tuchel, fielded a strong lineup with Jordan Pickford in goal and players like Jude Bellingham, Bukayo Saka, and Morgan Rogers in key positions. England dominated the game, securing a 7-0 victory over Croatia, which lifted them to second place in League A3.

England's performance was marked by stellar contributions from multiple players: Jude Bellingham scored one goal and assisted three others, while Bukayo Saka netted two goals and narrowly missed completing a hat-trick. Despite limited action for the hosts due to their ban, England showcased their strength and cohesion under Tuchel's guidance.

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“Article A focuses on the context and background of why Croatia's match against England will be played behind closed doors, while Article B discusses the starting lineup and team news for the same upcoming match. Although they refer to the same match, they describe different aspects of it.”
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Topics

Croatians Czechs Rijeka Spain the Czech Republic

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Rijeka GPE · 2× Croatians NORP · 1× Czechs NORP · 1× France GPE · 1× Portugal GPE · 1× Slaven Bilic’s PERSON · 1× Spain GPE · 1× Thomas Tuchel PERSON · 1× UEFA ORG · 1× the Czech Republic GPE · 1×

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Thomas Tuchel has since overseen a defeat by world champions Spain and a win over the Czech Republic in the first two games of this three-week window, and there is another clash with the Czechs to come to round off the first internationals of the new season.
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🔮 This fixture will be a little different, however, with the match, set to take place at the Stadion HNK in Rijeka, to happen behind closed doors.

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Thomas Tuchel has since overseen a defeat by world champions Spain and a win over the Czech Republic in the first two games of this three-week window, and there is another clash with the Czechs to come to round off the first internationals of the new season. asserted
Tuchel → oversee → season
This fixture will be a little different, however, with the match, set to take place at the Stadion HNK in Rijeka, to happen behind closed doors. asserted
match → set → doors
That is because the Croatians were handed a stadium ban by UEFA, penalising them for crowd disturbances and discriminatory fan behavior during a match against France in March last year. asserted
Croatians → hand → March
Slaven Bilic’s side reached the first knockout round of the World Cup, before they were beaten by Portugal 2-1 in Toronto, Canada, as Goncalo Ramos’ stoppage-time winner completed a superb fightback from a goal down. asserted
winner → reach → fightback
This game will be broadcast live on ITV1 in the UK, with coverage starting at 4.15pm BST ahead of the 5pm kick-off. asserted
coverage → broadcast → off
You can also stream the match live on the ITVX website and app. asserted
You → stream → website
You can follow all the updates from Rijeka with Standard Sport’s live blog, with insight and analysis from Dom Smith. asserted
You → follow → Smith
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