England continued their flawless march toward the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a commanding 2–0 win over Serbia on Tuesday night, sealing their seventh consecutive victory in the qualifying campaign. The result keeps England at the top of their group with a remarkable record: seven games, seven wins, 20 goals scored, and none conceded.
Under the guidance of their head coach Thomas Tuchel, England once again displayed impressive cohesion, tactical discipline, and attacking fluency. From the opening whistle, the hosts dominated possession and dictated the tempo, forcing Serbia deep into their defensive structure. The breakthrough arrived midway through the first half when England capitalised on sustained pressure, finishing off a well-constructed move to take a deserved 1–0 lead.
Serbia attempted to respond with quick transitions and long diagonal switches, but England’s defensive line remained solid and organised. The visitors struggled to create any clear-cut chances, with England’s structure proving impenetrable for the seventh match in a row. The second goal came in the last minute of the second half, further proving England’s control.
