Spain beat England in thriller after Kane penalty miss
Spain struck inside two minutes when Lamine Yamal was the beneficiary of Marc Guehi's error and slotted past James Trafford.
England's Nations League campaign commenced with a defeat against reigning World Cup champions Spain at Wembley. Spain took the lead just two minutes into the match when Lamine Yamal capitalized on Marc Guehi's mistake, slotting the ball past James Trafford. Despite England managing to survive several close calls, Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane soon equalized, giving the home team a fleeting lead at half-time.
However, the tide turned in the second half when Kane missed a penalty after Jude Bellingham was fouled in the box, opening up the opportunity for Spain. Substitute Alex Baena equalized for Spain before Mikel Oyarzabal sealed the win with a stunning finish. Spain's victory now extends their unbeaten streak to 39 games, but England must learn valuable lessons from this loss.
Thomas Tuchel's side must adopt a more aggressive approach and eliminate the individual errors that are bound to be punished against a team of Spain's caliber. The world champions took an early lead due to a blunder by Guehi, who inexplicably turned into trouble and straight into Lamine Yamal, who effortlessly dispatched the ball past Trafford, who was deputizing for Jordan Pickford.
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