England Thrash Croatia 7-0 in Record Nations League Defeat

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Croatia - England 0:7

Croatia suffered the heaviest defeat in their history as England produced a stunning 7-0 victory away from home in the Nations League. Thomas Tuchel unleashed a star-studded attacking quartet of Bukayo Saka, Jude Bellingham, Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane — and the hosts simply had no answer.

Slaven Bilic's side collapsed before half-time. Harry Kane opened the scoring after a brilliant assist from Jude Bellingham, who then got on the scoresheet himself. Anthony Gordon and Bukayo Saka added two more goals before the break to send England into half-time with an astonishing 4-0 lead.

The nightmare continued after the interval. Harry Kane completed his brace before Bukayo Saka punished a costly mistake from Josip Stanisic. Harvey Rogers then added a seventh to complete an emphatic victory for the visitors.

The result goes down as Croatia's biggest defeat ever and leaves Slaven Bilic facing intense pressure. After such a spectacular collapse on home soil, his position as Croatia head coach appears to be under immediate threat.

UEFA Nations League 2026-27

Croatia - England 0:7 (0:4)
Goals: Kane, 8 (0:1); Bellingham, 21 (0:2); Gordon A., 39 (0:3); Saka B., 45 (0:4); Kane, 53 (0:5); Saka B., 68 (0:6); Rogers M., 87 (0:7)

Croatia: Livaković; Stanisic (Sutalo J., 76); Gvardiol; Vuskovic L.; Sucic P. (Pasalic Mario, 46); Kovacic M.; Modric (Jakic, 57); Perišić I.; Baturina M. (Vlašić, 46); Ivanović Fr.; Musa P. (Matanovic, 46)
Substitution: Vlašić (from 46); Pasalic Mario (from 46); Matanovic (from 46); Jakic (from 57); Sutalo J. (from 76)
Bench: Pandur; Kotarski; Smolcic I.; Pašalić Marco; Sucic L.; Mišić J.; Kramaric
Yellow Cards: Kovacic M. 68

England: Pickford; Konsa; Guehi; Quansah; Hall (Lewis-Skelly, 79); Scott A. (Garner J-s, 70); Saka B.; Anderson E. (Gibbs-White, 79); Bellingham; Gordon A. (Eze, 70); Kane (Rogers M., 70)
Substitution: Garner J-s (from 70); Eze (from 70); Rogers M. (from 70); Lewis-Skelly (from 79); Gibbs-White (from 79)
Bench: Trafford; Steele; Alexander-Arnold; Chalobah; Branthwaite; Calvert-Lewin; Ngumoha

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