England handed Croatia their heaviest-ever defeat as they stormed to a 7-0 win in Rijeka in the Nations League.

Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka each scored twice and there were further goals from Jude Bellingham, Anthony Gordon and substitute Morgan Rogers as Croatia were hammered by Thomas Tuchel’s team.

Victory briefly moved them top of League A3, before Spain host Czech Republic later on Saturday evening.

Dom Smith was on hand to rate the England players’ performances…

Kept a clean sheet but had very little to do on his return to the team.

Earned a cracking assist and played well as he was brought back into the team.

Not tested at the back but solid as he came into the team following an injury that kept him out against the Czech Republic.

Very good at turning over possession and was involved in the lead-up to the opening goal. Good in the air.

Solid again as he kept his place in the team. Didn’t do anything remarkable.

Assisted Kane’s second goal and was absolutely everywhere in midfield for England.

Really confident on his first start for England. Coped very well against an experienced Croatian midfield.

Should have scored a hat-trick. Netted two confidently but then fired over when he should have made it three. Played very well.

The best player on the pitch. Worked incredibly hard, assisting three goals and scoring one of his own.

Excellent work saw him assist Bellingham’s goal, and after missing a sitter he added a goal to make it four goals in his last fast England games.

Worked his socks off defensively and chipped in with two goals and an assist.

Slotted in at left-back when he came on.

Some nice forays forward with the ball but no end product.

Was a lively addition off the bench and scored a fantastic seventh goal as he rounded the goalkeeper and slotted in.

Not used: Steele, Trafford, Alexander-Arnold, Chalobah, Branthwaite, Ngumoha, Calvert-Lewin