Harry Kane has credited Anthony Gordon’s move to Barcelona for transforming the winger into an international "difference maker" following England’s clinical victory over Czechia. The Three Lions captain believes playing for a global heavyweight has provided the former Newcastle man with the self-belief required to dominate at the highest level.
The omission of Trent Alexander-Arnold caused quite a stir before the World Cup and did bring criticism for coach Thomas Tuchel. The debate is now taking on a new dynamic.
Anthony Gordon has lauded the bravery and technique of Trent Alexander-Arnold following England's comfortable UEFA Nations League victory over the Czech Republic. The Barcelona winger headed home a pinpoint cross from the Real Madrid defender to set the Three Lions on their way to a crucial three points.
England bounced back from their opening defeat to Spain with a dominant 2-0 victory over ten-man Czechia in Prague. Second-half strikes from Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane ensured a comfortable evening for Thomas Tuchel's side at the Fortuna Arena.
England got their Nations League campaign back on track with a straightforward 2-0 victory over ten-man Czechia in Prague. After a disappointing opening defeat to Spain, Thomas Tuchel’s side took full advantage of a first-half red card to cruise to three points at the Fortuna Arena.
New Valencia manager Javier Aguirre has dismissed his viral World Cup exchange with Anthony Gordon, describing his famous touchline remark as spontaneous banter. The Mexican coach dismissed any lingering tension with the Barcelona winger ahead of their reunion, joking that he will cover his mouth when they meet in La Liga this season.
Anthony Gordon has opened up on his decision to swap Newcastle United for Barcelona, suggesting he was never truly appreciated during his time in the Premier League. The England international believes his reputation in his homeland was unfairly limited to his physical attributes rather than his tactical brain.
England suffered a frustrating 3-2 defeat to Spain at Wembley in the Nations League under Thomas Tuchel, as the World Cup winners extended their remarkable unbeaten run to 39 matches. Despite a competitive display from the Three Lions, former Manchester United captain Roy Keane was quick to dismiss claims that England have truly bridged the gap to the world's best side.
