England’s hopes of a strong Nations League start were dashed as world champions Spain staged a dramatic comeback to win 3-2 at Wembley. The Three Lions took an early lead through a goal from Lamine Yamal, but Spain responded with relentless pressure, turning the match on its head before half-time. Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane gave England a 2-1 advantage, only for Spain to strike back with a late surge, sealing the victory with a last-minute goal from Oyarzabal. The result extended Spain’s unbeaten streak to 39 matches, a record for a European team. England’s captain Harry Kane admitted the performance was among their best in a long time, despite the loss. The defeat highlighted defensive lapses and missed chances, with Tuchel’s team struggling to maintain composure. The match, filled with twists and turns, showcased Spain’s resilience and England’s vulnerability in high-stakes encounters.
Spain Stuns England with Comeback Victory in Nations League


















