How to Watch Serbia VS England World Cup qualification: Free Live Stream, TV channel, and Start Time

How to watch the FIFA World Cup qualification (UEFA) match Serbia VS England, as well as kick-off time and team news

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Location: Belgrade, Serbia

Stadium: Stadion Rajko Mitić

Date: Tuesday, September 9

Kick-off Time: 7.45 p.m. BST / 2.45 p.m. ET / 11.45 p.m. PT

Referee: Clément Turpin (FRA)

VAR: Willy Delajod (FRA)

Team news & squads

Predicted Lineups

England Team News

England will have the 2026 World Cup in their sights should they secure a result against Serbia on Tuesday night, with Thomas Tuchel’s side travelling to Belgrade.

These two nations have faced off just one since Serbia gained independence in the noughties, and that fixture arrived at the start of Euro 2024 last summer. An early Jude Bellingham goal proved to be the difference in Gelsenkirchen on that occasion.

While England have since changed managers since that victory, Yugoslavian football icon Dragan Stojković remains at the helm of the Serbian national team. Stojković’s side certainly isn’t devoid of star power, but they’ve typically flattered to deceive on the big occasion.

The German opted for a strong starting XI against Andorra at the weekend, with Harry Kane and Declan Rice among those who were involved from the outset. Kane oddly completed 90 minutes, and England’s all-time record goalscorer will be expected to lead the line again in Belgrade.

Elliot Anderson was the only debutant last time out, and the Nottingham Forest midfielder performed well at Villa Park. He could retain his place alongside Rice.

Tuchel wasn’t exactly complimentary of his attacking performers on Saturday, so there could be a couple of changes behind Kane. Morgan Gibbs-White and Anthony Gordon may find themselves in the team at the expense of Eberechi Eze and Marcus Rashford, respectively.

Serbia Team News

Since disappointing at the Euros, Serbia embarked on a so-so UEFA Nations League campaign and have started World Cup qualifying with two wins and a draw. They’re England’s stiffest competition in Group K, but are five points adrift of the Three Lions heading into Tuesday‘s qualifier.

The hosts are set to line up in a 3-5-2 on Tuesday night, and Stojković could opt for a strike pairing consisting of Aleksandar Mitrović and Dušan Vlahović.

All-time record goalscorer Mitrović featured off the bench against Latvia, with former Real Madrid striker Luka Jović included in the starting XI alongside Vlahović.

Serbia have no fresh injury concerns from Saturday’s slender triumph, and Stojković is unlikely to tinker too much with his team. Fulham’s Saša Lukić, Bournemouth’s Đorđe Petrović and Nottingham Forest’s Nikola Milenković, one of the Premier League‘s standout defenders last term, will all play a role against familiar opposition.

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