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·26 September 2026
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·26 September 2026
A wonderful, spectacular showdown at Wembley between England and Spain. The Iberians took the lead, England produced a double comeback, and then the World Champions completed the decisive comeback to win 3-2 at the Temple of world football.
After Yamal’s opening goal, England responded with 4 fiery minutes, through Gordon’s lethal counterattack from a Bellingham assist and Kane’s fortunate goal (with help from Cucurella).
In the second half, Spain turned it around with the substitutes: a goal from Baena and the decisive chip from Oyarzabal (18 goals in his last 20 matches for Spain).
At 2-1 for England, Kane made a huge mistake from the penalty spot, slipping as he struck it, making a double touch and hitting the crossbar.

Spain’s winning streak goes on, taking them to 39 matches unbeaten in official games: their last defeat came in March 2024 against Colombia.
A lightning-fast, record-breaking start for Spain: Yamal’s goal was the third-fastest ever conceded by England at Wembley, as reported by Opta.
The best start to a career for the Barcelona phenomenon, who has produced 9 goals and 6 assists in his first 9 matches of the season.
A record as well for Baena, who becomes the first player in the last 20 years to score and provide an assist at Wembley after coming off the bench.
A huge mistake by Cucurella on England’s temporary 2-1 goal. Kane’s harmless header was badly dealt with by the Real full-back, who, caught between controlling it and clearing it, effectively turned the ball into his own net.

A huge mistake by Kane from the penalty spot, and ultimately a decisive one: converting it would have made it 3-1 for Tuchel’s team.
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