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Nations League: Yamal Helps Spain Extend Unbeaten Run in Homecoming Game. Gordon, Kane Lead England
- On Tuesday, world champions Spain defeated Croatia 4-1 in Seville to maintain their perfect Nations League start, while England secured a 2-0 victory over 10-man Czechia in Prague.
- Group A3 standings now reflect Spain's three-point lead over England and Croatia following Tuesday's results, with the world champions maintaining their unbeaten campaign.
- Lamine Yamal scored twice to extend Spain's unbeaten streak to 40 matches, while England forwards Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane netted in the second half to secure their first Nations League points.
- Scotland manager Sebastien Pocognoli began his tenure with a goalless draw against Slovenia in Ljubljana, marking the start of a new era for the Tartan Army in the Nations League.
- England travels to face Croatia on Saturday, while Spain hosts Czechia in upcoming fixtures as teams compete for final group positions before the Nations League window closes.
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Reigning world champions Spain continued their impressive run of form with a 4-1 victory over Croatia in the Nations League on Tuesday. Finland hosted Belarus but were held to a goalless draw.
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Lamine Yamal Gives Barcelona Good News Before PSG, Real Madrid Games
Despite having won the last two most prestigious international tournaments, Spain’s men are still hungry. At the start of their Nations League campaign, we see a Spain that remains as motivated and determined as ever. After beating England at Wembley (3-2), La Roja dominated Croatia without breaking a sweat (4-1), in a match where players […]
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The Spaniards opened an account at the beginning of the match against Croatia and brought the game to a defeat.
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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