🦁 Four-minute madness puts England in the driver's seat against Spain
Spain's early 1-0 lead did not last long against England at Wembley, as Thomas Tuchel's Three Lions have roared back to take control in their Nations League Group A opener. A lightning strike opener b...
England staged a remarkable comeback against Spain at Wembley in their Nations League Group A opener, as a four-minute flurry of brilliance put them firmly in control, according to wire material. After an early strike by Lamine Yamal gave Spain the lead, the Three Lions staged an impressive response to level the score. Anthony Gordon and Jude Bellingham's dazzling counter-attacking football saw England regain the lead through a well-executed pass from Bellingham, allowing Gordon to slot the ball past Unai Simón.
Harry Kane then stepped up to the plate, saving the day with a crucial headed goal that deflected off Marc Cucurella into the back of the net. With a full half of play still to come, England appear just 45 minutes away from a statement opening win in their Nations League campaign.
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