Ezri Konsa and Alex Scott withdraw from England squad for Czech Republic clash
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 5, 2026, 9:34 AM
Last updated Oct 5, 2026

Ezri Konsa and Alex Scott have withdrawn from the England squad ahead of their Nations League match against Czech Republic on October 6 due to injuries. Both players contributed to England's recent 7-0 victory over Croatia but will not participate further in the ongoing international break. This marks the seventh and eighth withdrawals for England, following earlier absences from players like Declan Rice and Marcus Rashford. England will not replace Konsa and Scott in the squad, which is already dealing with multiple injury setbacks as they prepare for their next challenge at Wembley.
- •Konsa and Scott become the latest injury withdrawals from England.
- •Both players were part of the squad that defeated Croatia 7-0.
- •England faces Czech Republic on October 6 at Wembley.
- •No replacements will be brought in for the injured players.
- •The team has dealt with multiple injuries this international break.
- 9:34 AMYahoo Sports — England confirm double injury blow as duo withdraw before Czech Republic clash
"Ezri Konsa and Alex Scott have become the seventh and eighth players to pull out of the England camp this international break
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