England take on Czechia in their final match of this extended international break, and you can follow it live with ESPN.
History will be made when Harry Kane earns his 124th cap and draws level with Peter Shilton on the all-time list for most England appearances.
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England come into this one off the back of their 7-0 thrashing of Croatia where Thomas Tuchel's team took out some of their World Cup disappointment on an aging Luke Modric and Co.
The result did England's goal difference the world of good, but the still trail Spain in their Nations League group following the defeat to La Roja in September.
Czechia didn't make much of an impression at the World Cup this summer, earning just one point in North America and things haven't got any better since.
Santi Denia's team have already lost to Croatia, Spain and England over the past couple of weeks and sit bottom of League A Group 3.
Anthony Gordon and Kane were on the scoresheet when England and Czechia met seven days ago, but the result of that match was effectively decided when Pavel Sulc was sent off in the 24th minute.
England have never lost a home game against Czechia, with the Three Lions registering two wins and a draw in the three fixtures played on home soil since 1998.
One subplot to this one is the potential for England suspensions for their next Nations League fixture against Croatia in November -- Nico O'Reilly, Jude Bellingham, Marc Guéhi and Myles Lewis-Skelly are all one yellow card away from a ban.