In his first start under manager Thomas Tuchel, Trent Alexander-Arnold played a pivotal role in England's win against Czechia. The match, held in Prague, saw Alexander-Arnold provide a key assist to Anthony Gordon early in the second half, which broke the deadlock and helped England overcome a defensive 'low block' strategy employed by the opposition.

The game's momentum shifted notably in the first half when Czech player Pavel Sulc was sent off. While the match result was positive for England, the nature of the red card remains a point of discussion, with some characterizing the decision as debatable. Alexander-Arnold’s performance was highlighted by his ability to deliver precise crosses, a skill that has become a trademark of his play. His contribution was viewed as a successful answer to questions regarding his effectiveness in international fixtures, particularly against teams that prioritize defensive stability over attacking play.