Socceroos dealt World Cup blow as key attacker Riley McGree injured at Wembley - The Guardian

England embraced the chaos but failed to see off Spain as the world champions punished Harry Kane’s missed spot-kick to secure a 3-2 comeback win in Saturday’s helter-skelter Nations League opener. Thomas Tuchel’s men returned to action 10 weeks on from the agonising World Cup semi-final collapse to Argentina looking to lift the mood against the side which defeated them in the Euro 2024 final. The win at Wembley means Spain’s unbeaten run has stretched to 39 games now. Lamine Yamal capitalised on a Marc Guéhi error to give Spain a second-minute lead which they could easily have added to in a wild first half that England ended on top. Tuchel spoke of the need to “embrace the chaos” of English football in the build-up and Anthony Gordon’s fine goal on the break was quickly followed by a header from Ballon d’Or favourite Kane. The skipper had the chance to extend their lead after the break only to strike the crossbar as he slipped taking a penalty, allowing Spain to highlight their quality and England’s problems under pressure.