Dominic Calvert-Lewin sends three-word James Trafford message after England show vs Czechia
Leeds United pair Dominic Calvert-Lewin and James Trafford were on England duty on Tuesday night.
Thomas Tuchel's Three Lions travelled to Prague for a meeting with Czechia in the Nations League.
Looking to put a frustrating 3-2 defeat to Spain behind them, it wasn't a classic England performance in the Czech capital.
Despite Pavel Sulc's red card in the 23rd minute, England struggled to break down the home side until Anthony Gordon broke the deadlock just after half-time.
Harry Kane added the second to complete a 2-0 win, with Trafford playing the full 90 minutes between the sticks once again.
Calvert-Lewin didn't see action from the bench, but he was quick to heap praise on his Whites teammate after the game.
What did Dominic Calvert-Lewin write to James Trafford after Czechia vs England?
Ever since joining Leeds, it's become clear that Trafford is not only a top goalkeeper, but a great character as well.
The Elland Road faithful have instantly taken to the 23-year-old, and he's clearly relishing his time in West Yorkshire so far.
Relationships are evidently being quickly built with his new Whites comrades too, one of which being Calvert-Lewin.
This international break offers the two an ideal chance to really forge their bond whilst away with the Three Lions, and that indeed seems to be happening.
Taking to his Instagram after the game, Trafford posted a series of images from the win over Czechia, captioning it with: "Win, clean sheet, well done team."
In the replies, Calvert-Lewin wrote: "Love it, you", whilst Trafford's fellow Leeds teammate Anton Stach also liked the post.
But just how good was Trafford against Czechia, and is he now England's number one goalkeeper over Jordan Pickford?
Trafford seldom put a foot wrong for England vs Czechia
The winds of change may well be blowing around England's goalkeeping department now that Trafford is on the scene.
Tuchel appears to have full confidence in the Leeds keeper, and why shouldn't he after his start to life LS11?
Despite not having much to do in the way of shot-stopping on Tuesday, those games in which a goalkeeper must stay switched on are different tests entirely.
Per FotMob, Trafford saved Czechia's two shots on target, whilst he also completed 95 per cent of his passes successfully.
He was also accurate with one long ball, as well as taking 27 touches and making four recoveries and four punches.
This was a marked improvement from Spain, in which he conceded three of the five shots on target, had an 88 per cent pass success rate and made two recoveries.
With Trafford likely to remain in goal for Croatia and Czechia again before the break ends, he could return to Leeds having cemented himself as England's number one.