Croatia 0-7 England: Kane and Saka doubles seal record humiliation in Rijeka (full match highlights)

England recorded their largest ever away victory in a competitive match with a stunning 7-0 demolition of Croatia at the Rujevica Stadium in Rijeka. The result marked Croatia's heaviest defeat in their history, surpassing the 6-0 loss to Spain in 2018. Harry Kane opened the scoring in just the 8th minute, lofting the ball over Dominik Livakovic after a defence-splitting pass from Jude Bellingham. Bellingham turned scorer on 21 minutes, converting Anthony Gordon's low cross from close range. Gordon added the third himself four minutes later, heading home Jarell Quansah's pinpoint cross. Bukayo Saka made it four before the break, finishing Bellingham's cutback. Kane grabbed his second on 53 minutes, completing a sweeping team move, and Saka matched him on 68, pouncing on Josip Stanisic's error. Morgan Rogers, on as a substitute, sealed the rout on 87 minutes, again assisted by Bellingham, who finished with one goal and three assists. Luka Modric said he felt shame for the first time in his 20-year international career, while Croatia coach Slaven Bilic apologised to the fans. England now have six points from three games in Group A3, behind leaders Spain, while Croatia sit third with three points. Can England maintain this momentum and challenge Spain for top spot.

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