Harry Kane hailed England's "difference maker" Anthony Gordon and returning star Trent Alexander-Arnold after the LaLiga pair impressed in the win against Czechia.
Thomas Tuchel's men followed up Saturday's chaotic 3-2 loss to Spain with a much-needed Nations League victory in Prague, where Pavel Sulc received a first-half red card for the hosts.
England's all-time record goalscorer Kane wrapped up Tuesday's 2-0 victory after Gordon broke the deadlock by heading home a wonderful Alexander-Arnold cross just after the break.
The 25-year-old has now scored in his last three international appearances and Bayern Munich striker Kane feels the move from Newcastle to Barcelona has helped take him to a new level.
"I think sometimes going to a big club like that gives you more self-belief, more confidence," the England skipper said.
"You feel like you belong on the biggest stage and I think he's taken that into his England performances.
"He was outstanding against Spain on Saturday, again today he was the difference maker. He was always looking to be direct and be the one to get us ahead and a great finish from him as well.
"A lovely ball by Trent, but those finishes aren't easy and he took it really well."
Gordon was England's star man in Prague, where Real Madrid right-back Alexander-Arnold's assist was key in a promising first start under Tuchel.
The former Liverpool star did not appear to have an international future under the German coach, but injuries helped lead to the unique talent's first call-up since June 2025.
"Trent's outstanding," Kane said. "The delivery, the passing range, the crossing but also today defensively he was outstanding.
"From our point of view, you know he's a fantastic player. Trent just has to keep his head down, keep working hard.
"He's been great in camp so far, the way he's trained, the way he's pushed himself and pushed others around him.
"So, look, I think he's showing to the boss that he wants to be here, wants to be in this team and he's done a fantastic performance today. Let's see what happens in the next couple of games."
England continue their four-match Nations League meet-up with Saturday's trip to Croatia, before welcoming Czechia to Wembley next Tuesday.
Kane will match Peter Shilton's 125-cap national team appearance record if he appears in both fixtures, while the 87-goal striker is edging towards a century of international goals.
"I don't like to think too far ahead, but of course it's getting closer," Kane said. "You know, 100 goals for the national team would be something special without a doubt.
"It still feels like yesterday I just broke the record, and I was away in Italy getting that one.
"The seasons come and they go quick, so I just enjoy being out there with the boys on the pitch, wearing the Three Lions and that won't change.
"The striker's job is to score goals first and foremost, and I know that, and I love doing that."
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