Sensational England ran riot in Rijeka as they inflicted Croatia's heaviest defeat to send a statement in the UEFA Nations League.
The Three Lions completely schooled their dismal opponents as first half goals from Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham, Anthony Gordon and Bukayo Saka put the visitors out of sight.
But rather than take their foot off the gas, England decided to turn the screw in the second half and their formidable attacking quartet continued to wreak havoc with their fluid movement and delightful interchanges.
Kane made it five early in the second half before he turned provider for England's sixth of the night, teeing up Saka for his second.
Substitute Morgan Rogers then added further salt to Croatian wounds by latching onto a divine pass from the sublime Bellingham before rounding the forlorn Dominik Livakovic and netting England's seventh.
It's the largest victory in the UEFA Nations League's seven-year history, and in a competition that prides itself on competitiveness, England were levels above their hapless hosts.
England to beat Croatia 7-0 was priced at 250/1 before kick-off.
The Three Lions were a shade of odds-on at 4/5 to win in Rijeka.
A total of 11 bets were placed pre-match on England to win 7-0 against Croatia.