Spain Stun England 3-2 After Wild Wembley Comeback Spain came from behind to beat England 3-2 at Wembley in a chaotic Nations League clash that swung dramatically from one side to the other.
Lamine Yamal gave Spain the perfect start with an early goal, but England responded strongly before half-time. Anthony Gordon pulled the hosts level before Harry Kane completed the turnaround to send England into the break 2-1 ahead. For a while, it looked as though England had taken control.
Spain had other ideas.
Spain Turn the Game Around The visitors came out with far more urgency after the restart and were rewarded when Álex Baena brought them level. That goal completely changed the mood inside Wembley.
England began to lose their grip on the match, while Spain started to play with more confidence and freedom.
Then came the decisive moment. Mikel Oyarzabal found the net to make it 3-2, completing a remarkable Spanish comeback and silencing the home crowd. Kane Misses Huge Chance England still had a golden opportunity to rescue the game.
Kane stepped up from the penalty spot late on, but his effort struck the crossbar, leaving Spain in front and adding another dramatic twist to an already unforgettable match.
From Yamal’s early opener to England’s first-half comeback and Spain’s response after the break, the game never settled. For Spain, it was a huge statement at Wembley.
For England, it was a painful defeat after twice looking capable of taking control.
