England's football team is set to play Croatia in Rijeka today at 5pm BST, with a significant national record within their grasp. A victory would mark their ninth straight away win in all competitions, a feat not achieved since the 1960s under World Cup-winning manager Sir Alf Ramsey.
Adding to the potential milestones, England's captain and top goalscorer, Harry Kane, could become only the fourth player in England's history to score in six consecutive away matches. The Three Lions will then round off their international fixtures against Czechia at Wembley next Tuesday.
Elsewhere in the Nations League, Scotland will journey to Skopje to face North Macedonia in their League B Group 1 clash. The Scots are looking for a turnaround after going four matches without a goal.
In rugby league, the Super League Grand Final kicks off at 6pm BST at Old Trafford, featuring Warrington against Wakefield. Warrington's Wire are aiming to end a 71-year wait for a league title, while Wakefield's Trinity seek to complete a transformation from top-flight also-rans to champions.