Lewis Hall spoke about the challenge of facing Czechia in the next Nations League game.
England were defeated 3-2 by Spain in the opening fixture of the group phase at Wembley Stadium, and the pressure is on the team to take all three points at the Fortuna Arena on Tuesday evening.
‘Every game's a must win’
Hall highlighted that there was a lot of good to take from the sharp phase against La Roja that featured goals from Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane on the weekend. However, errors can be costly, so the group will look to be more watertight in their work as they seek to keep pace with the top of the table.
“Whenever you play a game, you're always going to review it. There was throughout the [loss against Spain] there's a lot of positives to take. I think we can be really proud of the performance we put in.
“I think that football can sometimes come down to mistakes and small margins. But we're really proud of the performance we put in that day and we'll look to build on that.
A tough test against Czechia
“We are expecting a really difficult game [against Czechia.] We know that they're a very proud nation.
“Whenever you play international football from what I've experienced so far and from what I've seen during my lifetime with watching the games, it's always tough games and I am looking forward to it.
“As a nation, you always pride yourself in being the best and that's what we want to be. [The Nations League] is a competition that we'll look to try and win.
“I think any game that you play for your country and whenever you representing the nation, it's important that you do well and you put a good account of yourself and we'll be looking to do that.
“Every game's a must win in the Nations League.
“We still have to play Spain away at their place as well. I think we're as good as anybody when we play at our best. So, there's no reason why we can't win all the remaining five games in this group.”
