Aaron Ramsey has withdrawn from the Wales squad, prompting injury concerns over the Arsenal midfielder.
Ramsey did not feature in Wales’ friendly win over Trinidad and Tobago on Wednesday due to a nagging thigh injury and did not train with the team on Saturday.
“We hoped Aaron would make it but he has gone back to Arsenal. It’s a blow,” said Wales manager Ryan Giggs.
Gareth Bale was rested for Wednesday’s match but is fit and available to return to the national side.
“I’m looking forward to this qualifying campaign for Wales,” said Bale.
1/14 Jordan Pickford – 6
A virtual spectator tonight, and he will have a solid England defence and a poor Czech attack to thank for that. Looked shaky though during a couple of the Czech half-chances.
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2/14 Kyle Walker – 5
Got forward well as demonstrated by Sterling’s second, but was sloppy a couple of times when in his own half, with one error nearly leading to a Schick goal.
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3/14 Michael Keane – 6
Solid performance overall from the Everton man, putting some rather inconsistent displays with his club behind him, despite the nervy moments at the start of the second.
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4/14 Harry Maguire – 6
Looked unconcerned throughout despite Vydra’s pre-match comments, was the most assured of all the defenders.
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5/14 Ben Chilwell – 6
Did well in the first half to get forward and offer Sterling an option, and was largely adept at the back limiting the number of Czech chances.
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6/14 Jordan Henderson – 6
Shielded the back four relatively well and was also one the receiving end of some mistimed tackles, but helped England maintain the balance in midfield.
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7/14 Eric Dier – 5
Was in the wars early on both giving and receiving hefty challenges, and the one from Soucek saw him go off in the 17th minute for Barkley.
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8/14 Dele Alli – 6
ot one of his finest nights, but was involved in some nice play around the box in the first half. Southgate was obviously wary of managing his fitness.
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9/14 Jadon Sancho – 8
Showed us why Dortmund fans have been so eager to see him each game this season. He added a lovely assist for Sterling’s first and there were plenty of displays of silky skills too.
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10/14 Harry Kane – 7
A great defence-splitting pass to put in Sancho for the opening goal, before powering home a penalty right on half-time. Wasn’t as influential in the second half but did the damage when it counted.
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11/14 Raheem Sterling – 9
His composure in front of goal is now clear for all to see, the second in particular a beautifully taken effort on the turn. He was a nuisance all night and he deserved his hat-trick, taking his tally to 24 in all competitions this season.
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12/14 Ross Barkley – 6
Willing runner behind the defence and picked up some good positions in the box after coming on for Dier. Gave the likes of Dele Alli a great option
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13/14 Declan Rice – 5
One man who looked like the occasion got to him after coming on with some hesitant touches, but is certainly one for the future.
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14/14 Callum Hudson-Odoi – 6
Yet to make a Premier League start, but Hudson-Odoi carried on the good work down the left-hand side and was unlucky he did not end up with a goal, despite his heavy involvement in Kalas’ own goal.
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1/14 Jordan Pickford – 6
A virtual spectator tonight, and he will have a solid England defence and a poor Czech attack to thank for that. Looked shaky though during a couple of the Czech half-chances.
Action Images via Reuters
2/14 Kyle Walker – 5
Got forward well as demonstrated by Sterling’s second, but was sloppy a couple of times when in his own half, with one error nearly leading to a Schick goal.
AP
3/14 Michael Keane – 6
Solid performance overall from the Everton man, putting some rather inconsistent displays with his club behind him, despite the nervy moments at the start of the second.
AP
4/14 Harry Maguire – 6
Looked unconcerned throughout despite Vydra’s pre-match comments, was the most assured of all the defenders.
AP
5/14 Ben Chilwell – 6
Did well in the first half to get forward and offer Sterling an option, and was largely adept at the back limiting the number of Czech chances.
Action Images via Reuters
6/14 Jordan Henderson – 6
Shielded the back four relatively well and was also one the receiving end of some mistimed tackles, but helped England maintain the balance in midfield.
Getty Images
7/14 Eric Dier – 5
Was in the wars early on both giving and receiving hefty challenges, and the one from Soucek saw him go off in the 17th minute for Barkley.
Getty Images
8/14 Dele Alli – 6
ot one of his finest nights, but was involved in some nice play around the box in the first half. Southgate was obviously wary of managing his fitness.
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9/14 Jadon Sancho – 8
Showed us why Dortmund fans have been so eager to see him each game this season. He added a lovely assist for Sterling’s first and there were plenty of displays of silky skills too.
AFP/Getty Images
10/14 Harry Kane – 7
A great defence-splitting pass to put in Sancho for the opening goal, before powering home a penalty right on half-time. Wasn’t as influential in the second half but did the damage when it counted.
PA
11/14 Raheem Sterling – 9
His composure in front of goal is now clear for all to see, the second in particular a beautifully taken effort on the turn. He was a nuisance all night and he deserved his hat-trick, taking his tally to 24 in all competitions this season.
REUTERS
12/14 Ross Barkley – 6
Willing runner behind the defence and picked up some good positions in the box after coming on for Dier. Gave the likes of Dele Alli a great option
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13/14 Declan Rice – 5
One man who looked like the occasion got to him after coming on with some hesitant touches, but is certainly one for the future.
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14/14 Callum Hudson-Odoi – 6
Yet to make a Premier League start, but Hudson-Odoi carried on the good work down the left-hand side and was unlucky he did not end up with a goal, despite his heavy involvement in Kalas’ own goal.
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“We’re ready to give everything for the jersey. We want to be playing in the major tournaments and experience again what we’ve been through.
“We’re going for top spot. There’s no reason why we can’t win the group.”
Bournemouth’s David Brooks is also set to feature having overcome an ankle injury.
Wales take on Slovakia on Tuesday, who began their Euro 2020 qualifying campaign with a 2-0 victory over Hungary.