Raheem Sterling buzz on brilliant Bukayo Saka after he win man of the match in England.

Raheem Sterling “buzz” on brilliant Bukayo Saka after he win MAN OF THE MATCH in England.

England star Raheem Sterling was highly praised for his teens performance against the Czech Republic on Tuesday night.

Saka unexpectedly participated in Gareth Southgate starting lineup in the last group stage of the 2020 European Cup, but his excellent performance fully proved his choice.

The Arsenal man made his debut in a major championship, played an important role in Sterling's shot, and added some much-needed motivation and vitality after a 0-0 draw with Scotland on Friday.

Sterling told the BBC: "I think Saka bukayo is excellent." After the game, I told him that he got to the space pocket and drove to people. He was straight forward, and that's what you need. It's his credit.

He's strong and interesting. he's getting along with everyone in the locker room - I'm humming for him.

Saka and Grilish provided sparks, and Magguire slots returned.

Czech Republic 0-1 England: Rahim Sterling once again played as the top group of the Three Lions in Wembley.

Czech Republic 0-1 England: Rahim Sterling once again played as the top group of the Three Lions in Wembley.

This result ensures that England ranks first in Group D and booked the return of Wembley in the last 16 groups, where they may face European heavyweights in Portugal, France or Germany.

In addition to Saka's performance, a major positive development for Gareth Southgate was that Harry Maguire and Jordan Henderson, who played 90 minutes, were injured in the midfield break, and did not play in the first two games.

Henderson said, "We manage the game well." We're solid in defense. We wanted to get a few more. We can make improvements in some areas, but we are satisfied with performance and results. The top of the team is also very good.

Saka bukayo is great. Jack Grilish is great. Many positive factors. Rashim Sterling also achieved his goal. We sometimes look sharp, but we need to be more clinical and stifle the game.