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England vs Spain

Started 20 days, 3 hours, 2 minutes ago

Date & Time
Sat 26th September 2026 3:00pm Local
Sat 26th September 2026 6:45pm UTC

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League
UEFA Nations League

Season
2026-2027

Round
Round 1

Status
FT

Location
London
England

Wembley Stadium

	Gordon		(36')
	Kane		(40')

	Yamal		(02')
	Baena		(60')
	Oyarzabal		(74')

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Home Team Lineup

Bellingham	Anderson	Lewis-Skelly Garner 70
Quansah	Konsa	Guéhi Branthwait 89
Kane Calvert-Le 83	Trafford	Gordon Rogers 70
O'Reilly	Saka Gibbs-Whit 83

Away Team Lineup

Olmo Merino 82	Ruiz 70	Cubarsí
Laporte	Torres Oyarzabal 55	Rodri
Simón	Cucurella	Yamal
Williams Baena 55	Pubill

Event Statistics

Passes accurate

402

457

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Total passes

441

512

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Description

England begin their UEFA Nations League campaign with a major test against world champions Spain at Wembley, renewing the rivalry that produced the UEFA EURO 2024 final. Thomas Tuchel’s side return to League A looking to measure themselves against one of Europe’s strongest teams, while Spain arrive as reigning world champions and Nations League runners-up, with both sides targeting an immediate statement in a demanding Group A3.

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Result Description

Spain opened their UEFA Nations League campaign with a dramatic 3-2 comeback victory over England at Wembley. Lamine Yamal gave the world champions a perfect start with a goal inside the opening minutes, but England responded strongly before half-time as Anthony Gordon equalised and Harry Kane headed the hosts into the lead. Kane then had a major opportunity to extend England’s advantage after the break, but his penalty struck the crossbar. Spain seized on the reprieve, with substitute Álex Baena restoring parity before setting up Mikel Oyarzabal for the winning goal in the 74th minute. The result gave Spain three points from a demanding opening fixture and extended their unbeaten run while England were left to rue the missed penalty that could have changed the direction of the match.