Gary Neville’s Five Takeaways as England Top Group After Czech Republic Win

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England have topped their EURO 2020 group after beating Czech Republic 1-0. That’s three clean sheets from three group games, the first time since 1966!

From the format of the tournament, to Saka & Grealish, to potential round of 16 opponents, here are my five takeaways from England’s victory.

How far do you think England can go? Let me know what you think in the comments.

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