Spain edge England 3-2 in UEFA Nations League clash
Lamine Yamal was among the scorers as Spain beat England 3-2, with Harry Kane missing a penalty for the hosts.
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Spain beat England 3-2 in a UEFA Nations League fixture, with Lamine Yamal among the scorers for the visitors.
England had a chance to respond from the penalty spot, but Harry Kane's effort was missed during the match, according to the source report.
The result is part of the teams' fixtures in the UEFA Nations League, a competition in which European national sides play each other in a league format as part of the international calendar.
Further details on the full list of goal-scorers, match statistics and post-match reaction were not included in the source report.
Sources
- England 2-3 Spain: UEFA Nations League – as it happened — Al Jazeera — All
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