Show Notes
Adrian Durham is joined by former England captain Stuart Pearce and talkSPORT's England commentator Jim Proudfoot live from Prague following England's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
They bring all of the fallout from a pretty mediocre night in the Czech capital, delving into why England continue to underperform despite getting the result. The team discuss Anthony Gordon and whether he's the future of England's front line plus they turn their attention to the road ahead as they preview England's next crucial fixture against Croatia. On top of all of this we hear exclusively from England manager Thomas Tuchel, captain Harry Kane and tonight's Three Lions debutant Alex Scott.
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