England beat Spain in Nations League to end record unbeaten run
MADRID: England snapped world champions Spain’s record unbeaten run with a 3-2 victory in Madrid on Sunday to clinch the top spot in Nations League group A3.
Madrid witnessed England's 3-2 victory over Spain, ending Spain's record of 44 consecutive unbeaten matches in competitive games. Harry Kane, Ezri Konsa, and Ben White scored for England, while Mikel Oyarzabal and Nico Williams scored for Spain. England's Elliot Anderson received a red card in the second half, leaving Spain with a man disadvantage for a crucial period.
Despite Spain's late efforts, they were unable to equalize, and England will be seeded for the quarter-finals in March. Both teams were already assured of progression. England coach Thomas Tuchel praised his team's bravery, spirit, and energy, while Spain's coach Luis de la Fuente expressed disappointment in his team's inability to find the equalizer.
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