Latvia vs England match stats & report
0–5 Full time
Latvia lost to England 0–5 in the World Cup - Qualification Europe (Group Stage - 8) on 14 October 2025. Expected goals finished 0.47–2.90. England had 72% of the ball.
Latvia vs England match statistics
- 28% Ball possession 72%
- 0.47 Expected goals (xG) 2.90
- 6 Total shots 24
- 1 Shots on target 7
- 2 Shots off target 10
- 3 Blocked shots 7
- 5 Shots inside the box 13
- 2 Corners 9
- 11 Fouls 5
- 0 Offsides 1
- 4 Yellow cards 1
- 288 Passes 719
- 81% Pass accuracy 92%
- 3 Goalkeeper saves 1
Goals and cards
- 26' Goal A. Gordon (assist J. Stones) England
- 31' Yellow card A. Cigaņiks Latvia
- 41' Yellow card D. Balodis Latvia
- 44' Goal H. Kane (assist B. Saka) England
- 45' Penalty scored H. Kane England
- 45+3' Yellow card Antonijs Černomordijs Latvia
- 58' Own goal Maksims Tonisevs England
- 86' Goal E. Eze (assist J. Bowen) England
- 87' Yellow card M. Regža Latvia
- 87' Yellow card E. Konsa England
The Ghost's call
The Ghost made no call on this match before kickoff.
Team news & lineups
Latvia
Bench Frenks Orols , Rihards Matrevics , V. Jagodinskis , K. Grabovskis , E. Dašķevičs , Roberts Savaļnieks , K. Penkevics , Ingars Pulis , Maksims Tonisevs , M. Regža , D. Meļņiks , A. Saveļjevs
England
Bench D. Henderson , J. Trafford , M. Guéhi , J. Henderson , E. Eze , M. Rashford , D. Burn , M. Gibbs-White , R. Loftus-Cheek , J. Bowen , N. O'Reilly
Form guide
Latvia at home
1–2–2 in 5 matches
- Scored
- 0.8 per game
- Conceded
- 1.8 per game
- Clean sheets
- 2 / 5
- Corners
- 5.0 per game
- Shots on target
- 2.0 per game
Based on 5 matches — treat these numbers lightly.
England away
7–1–0 in 8 matches
- Scored
- 3.5 per game
- Conceded
- 0.9 per game
- Clean sheets
- 5 / 8
- Corners
- 5.4 per game
- Shots on target
- 7.6 per game
18% of their goals arrive after the 75th minute.
Based on 8 matches — treat these numbers lightly.
Latvia vs England head-to-head
| Date | Match | Score |
|---|---|---|
| England v Latvia | 3–0 |
Only 1 previous meetings on record. The Ghost weights head-to-head lightly — form is a stronger signal.