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Cumbrian defender Jarrad Branthwaite earned his third England cap as a substitute in the 3-0 win over Czechia.
The Wigton star came off the bench in the second half at Wembley to make his third Three Lions appearance.
Branthwaite was introduced by head coach Thomas Tuchel in the 62nd minute as England won their latest Nations League game.
It was the 24-year-old Everton defender's second sub outing during the international break.
Branthwaite pictured in action at Wembley
(Image: PA)
Former Carlisle United academy product Branthwaite, during his half-hour cameo, contributed to a clean sheet for England, who won thanks to a Harry Kane double after a Vladimir Coufal own goal.
Branthwaite was all smiles with his team-mates after the game as England completed their four-game run during the international break with a third straight win, following the defeat to Spain, when Branthwaite also made a brief outing.
His substitute appearances have seen the Cumbrian add to his first England cap, which came back in 2024 against Bosnia & Herzegovina.
The defender has been forced to work his way back from hamstring problems in recent times, Branthwaite having since made a positive start to the Premier League season with Everton.
He will now return to club action with the Toffees when they face Hull City on Sunday.
James Trafford was a substitute on Tuesday night (Image: PA)
His fellow Cumbrian, James Trafford, was on the bench for the second successive game on Tuesday night, as Tuchel selected Jordan Pickford in goal.
Trafford, from Greysouthen, had earlier started the games against Spain and the first meeting with Czechia.
The Leeds United keeper will be back in top-flight domestic action against Arsenal on Saturday.