In Prague, with England’s Nations League campaign moving through Group A3, Anthony Gordon again supplied the decisive touch from Barcelona colours to the international stage. The winger scored in the 47th minute against the Czech Republic at Fortuna Arena, extending a sharp run for his country.
Gordon had already found the net against Spain at Wembley on Saturday, although England lost that match 3-2. His latest intervention came after the interval in the Czech capital, where he was England’s most prominent attacking player.
Quick facts
- Anthony Gordon scored for England against the Czech Republic in Prague.
- The goal arrived in the 47th minute of the Nations League Group A3 match.
- Trent Alexander-Arnold created the chance after Lukas Cerv lost possession.
- It was Gordon’s sixth England goal in 27 senior appearances.
- He has scored in each of England’s last three matches.
The move began when Czech midfielder Lukas Cerv surrendered the ball. Trent Alexander-Arnold, the Madrid player, advanced on the right and delivered a cross into the area.
Gordon was unmarked and guided a header inside the post. It was a composed finish from the Barcelona forward, who has settled quickly into his new club chapter while maintaining his momentum with England.
The 27-cap international made his senior debut in March 2024, in a friendly against Brazil. His tally now stands at six goals for the national side.
His current scoring sequence also includes a strike against Argentina in the 2026 World Cup semi-final, followed by his goal against Spain at Wembley. Prague brought a third successive international match on the scoresheet for Gordon.
