How to watch Morgan Gibbs-White play for England against Ireland and Finland

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The international break returns and Morgan Gibbs-White could feature for England as their Nations League campaign gets underway.

Morgan Gibbs-White capped off an excellent start to the season by receiving his first call-up to the England senior squad.

Lee Carsley, England’s interim boss, included the number 10 as one of a host of players who could make their senior debuts for the Three Lions’ Nations League clashes against the Republic of Ireland and Finland.

Nottingham Forest fans in particular will be keen to see their star man in action over the international break so we’ve got it all covered for you here.

What channel is Ireland vs England and England vs Finland on?

Both of England’s Nations League ties will be available to watch on ITV and STV in the UK.

Viewers will also be able to stream the game live on ITVX and the STV player as well.

Where are the England games being played?

Gibbs-White and England begin their Nations League campaign against rivals Ireland at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, playing on Saturday 7 September.

England play their first game at Wembley Stadium since Euro 2024 heartbreak three days later when they host Finland on Tuesday 10 September.

What time do England kick off?

Kick-off gets underway at 5 PM BST in Dublin whilst the game at Wembley kicks off at 7:45 PM.

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What has Lee Carsley said about Morgan Gibbs-White

For many Forest fans Gibbs-White’s England call-up has been a long-time coming and it appears that Carsley is a big fan of the 24-year-old.

He told Sky Sports: “I’m sure people will be more aware of Morgan. He’s a very attacking player, full of energy, he’s very creative, very exciting. He’s got a brilliant attitude and an excellent work rate. He’s very difficult to play against and he’s been really successful with England, which is also something that I felt was really important.

“With a lot of these players we’ve called in they’re used to winning and getting to the latter stages of tournaments. Morgan was part of that World Cup team all those years ago that went and won that and he also won the Euros with the under-21s.”