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ENGLAND’S kit will get a brand new addition should the Three Lions beat Spain in tomorrow’s Euro 2024 final.Gareth Southgate’s men stand on the brink of history after overpowering the Netherlands in Wednesday’s semi-final.England’s shirt is set for a massive change if they beat Spain in the Euro 2024 finalCredit: GettyEngland have never won a European Championship before.And it has been 58 painful years since Sir Alf Ramsay delivered the World Cup on home soil.Southgate will now be looking to make amends in Berlin tomorrow night after losing the Euro 2020 final on penalties to Italy at Wembley.And should England emerge victorious against Spain, the only side to have won every single game in the tournament, their iconic white shirt will look completely different.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThat’s because the winner of the Euros gets to add a special badge to their jersey declaring their triumph.Portugal proudly wore the white crest, which features a picture of the trophy as well as the words “Uefa European Champions”, after winning Euro 2016.And Italy were allowed the same privilege after beating England in 2021.Teams are allowed to wear the badge until the start of the next major tournament.Most read in FootballEURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERSItaly displayed their emblem all the way until their 2-0 defeat to Austria in November 2022, totalling nearly 18 months.The Italians did not qualify for the World Cup in Qatar, which started that same month.Sven-Göran Eriksson’s Rallying Cry for EnglandEngland’s shirt will get a shiny badge boasting their win, just like Euro 2020 victors ItalyItaly displayed the badge for nearly 18 months until the 2022 World Cup startedCredit: GettyEuro 2016 winners Portugal wore the crest for almost two years until the 2018 World CupCredit: EPAAnd their shirts no longer bore the Euro winners’ crest in their next match, a 2-1 defeat to England in March 2023.As for Portugal, they were able to wear the badge following their Euro 2016 victory until the start of the 2018 World Cup.It means if England win tomorrow’s final, their shirts will boast the crest until the 2026 World Cup, which kicks off on June 11 and is hosted by Canada, Mexico and the United States.SunSport can exclusively reveal Southgate will stick with the same XI that started against the Netherlands, with Kieran Trippier keeping his place at left wing-back ahead of Luke Shaw.It also means Harry Kane and Phil Foden will retain their spots, despite subs Cole Palmer and Ollie Watkins linking up to deliver England’s fatal blow to the Dutch.Reflecting on the massive game, Southgate said: “In the end, winning and what that means completely changes how you’re going to be viewed.“I want to win so much on Sunday it hurts, don’t get me wrong. But I can handle whatever comes and I know it’s not going to change what the dog thinks when I walk back through the door.“The margins are so fine and there are bits you can affect, others you are not going to affect.READ MORE SUN STORIES“I would probably have felt differently about that three years ago, five years ago.”But I’m in a different space now — and that’s a good thing because otherwise I’d have been in a mess these last five weeks.”England vs Spain recordEngland have played Spain 27 times in total – here is a look at every result…May 1929, Spain 4-3 England – International Friendly (L)December 1931, England 7-1 Spain – International Friendly (W)July 1950, Spain 1-0 England – World Cup (L)May 1955, Spain 1-1 England – International Friendly (D)November 1955, England 4-1 Spain – International Friendly (W)May 1960, Spain 3-0 England – International Friendly (L)October 1960, England 4-2 Spain – International Friendly (W)December 1965, Spain 0-2 England – International Friendly (W)May 1967, England 2-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)April 1968, England 1-0 Spain – European Championship (W)May 1968, Spain 1-2 England – European Championship (W)March 1980, Spain 0-2 England – International Friendly (W)June 1980, England 2-1 Spain – European Championship (W)March 1981, England 1-2 Spain – International Friendly (L)July 1982, Spain 0-0 England – World Cup (D)February 1987, Spain 2-4 England – International Friendly (W)September 1992, Spain 1-0 England – International Friendly (L)June 1996, England 0(4)-(2)0 Spain – European Championship (W)February 2001, England 3-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)November 2004, Spain 1-0 England – International Friendly (L)February 2007, England 0-1 Spain – International Friendly (L)February 2009, Spain 2-0 England – International Friendly (L)November 2011, England 1-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)November 2015, Spain 2-0 England – International Friendly (L)November 2016, England 2-2 Spain – International Friendly (D)September 2018, England 1-2 Spain – Nations League (L)October 2018, Spain 2-3 England – Nations League (W)Overall, England have won 14, drawn three and lost 10 matches against Spain. More

JACK GREALISH has been training alone to work on his fitness, just hours before England take on Spain in the Euro 2024 final.The Manchester City star underwent some intense training in Portugal ahead of the new Premier League campaign.Jack Grealish has been undergoing some intense training ahead of the new Premier League seasonCredit: BackGridThe star has been training alone in PortugalCredit: BackGridGrealish has been working on his fitness just hours before England’s Euro 2024 final against SpainCredit: BackGridGrealish narrowly missed out on making Gareth Southgate’s final squad for the tournament in GermanyCredit: BackGridThe Man City star certainly hasn’t let himself go over the summerCredit: BackGridHe showed off his toned physiqueCredit: BackGridThe 26 degree heat looked like it was taking its toll on the starCredit: BackGridGrealish has had the summer off after he heartbreakingly missed out on a spot in Gareth Southgate’s England squad in Germany for the Euros.The former Aston Villa man was unable to make the final 26-man squad after training with the provisional 33-strong side prior to the tournament.However, Grealish will be right behind his teammates when they take to the pitch in Berlin tomorrow.The 28-year-old is ensuring he is in his best shape ahead of the new campaign for Man City, having struggled to reach his own high standards last term.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLDespite lifting the Premier League trophy, Grealish struggled with injury and form last term – making only 10 league starts for Pep Guardiola’s side.And the superstar winger is making sure that he is in tip top shape for the coming campaign, showing off his ripped physique in the 26 degree heat in Portugal.Despite the disappointment of missing out on a place in Southgate’s squad this summer, it has brought some positives with it.As well as allowing Grealish to have a recharging break and focus on his fitness, the 36-time England international has also been able to spend some more time with pregnant partner Sasha Attwood.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSThe happy couple took to social media to announce the exciting news of their pregnancy last Sunday with a heartwarming post.Alongside a picture of Sasha’s baby bump, a post read: “Half of me, half of you – beyond blessed.”LETS LOOSE Jack Grealish dons hilarious shoulder-length blonde WIG as he lets his hair down after England exile (1)While Grealish added: “Life’s biggest blessing”.Grealish and Sasha are childhood sweethearts and began dating when they were just teenagers at school together in Solihull.Without Grealish in the squad, Gareth Southgate has had rely on other stars to help his team force their way through to the final.And the England boss is expected to field the same starting 11 as his semi-final success tomorrow.The nation waits with bated breath to see if the Three Lions can get over the line in a major tournament for the first time since 1966.But they will leave Germany as record-breakers no matter what as they became the first men’s England team to reach a major final on foreign soil.Grealish’s admission from the Euros squad has allowed him to focus on his fitness in the off-seasonCredit: BackGridThe former Aston Villa winger still looks in top shapeCredit: BackGridHis toned abs will soon bring a whole new meaning to the phrase ‘dad bod’Credit: BackGridGrealish and partner Sasha Attwood announced their pregnancy last weekThe happy couple are excited to welcome their first childCredit: InstagramThe pair have been together since they were teenagersCredit: Instagram @sasha__rebecca More

BUKAYO SAKA has explained his brilliant reaction to Ollie Watkins’ dramatic late winner against the Netherlands on Wednesday.Saka was caught up in the moment as Watkins booked England a spot in Sunday’s final with his superb 90th minute finish.Bukayo Saka has explained his brilliant reaction to Ollie Watkins’ dramatic winner against the NetherlandsCredit: X @EnglandEngland players were sent into a frenzy when Watkins scored the late winnerCredit: RexSaka could be seen booting a ball into the crowd during the jubilant scenesThe stunning winner sent fans and players into a frenzy as England’s substitutes flooded onto the pitch to celebrate the goal.And amidst the chaos and jubilation, Saka could be seen booting a loose ball on the pitch into the stands.The amazing moment was caught on video and fans loved the Arsenal winger’s display of passion.And now the 22-year-old has explained the story behind his celebration, explaining that he let his emotions take over.READ MORE ON EURO 2024Speaking to England’s official social media, he said: “When a moment like that happens on the pitch I think you can’t really control your feelings, your emotions and your actions as well.”I just saw the ball and I went to just smash it as far and as high as was possible.”It was just to let out all the passion and all that excitement I had for that moment.”Saka when on to explain that Watkins had even managed to retrieve the ball as a memento for the historic night.Most read in Euro 2024England’s route to the Euro 2024 finalENGLAND began their Euros final campaign in Germany on June 16.EURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERSHe added: “Somehow Ollie [Watkins] turned up with the ball that I smashed into the crowd.”I don’t know how that happened, but I ‘m going to have some questions after this.”England fans spot what Bukayo Saka did after Ollie Watkins’ winning goal against Netherlands as new footage emergesSaka also gushed about Watkins’ goal, explaining that the moment in Dortmund has changed his life.He added: “I was literally right behind it and I had the perfect angle of Ollie’s goal.”Part of me was feeling like it was going to extra-time, but Ollie has just changed all of our lives with that goal and I think everyone is just looking forward to the final now.”England face Spain tomorrow who have been labelled as the “best team in the tournament” by Gareth Southgate.It’ll certainly be the Three Lions’ hardest test yet as they look to go one step further than their 2021 Wembley heartache.Saka could play a huge part in that as one of England’s top performers at the tournament.READ MORE SUN STORIESThe superstar already dragged England across the finish line against Switzerland when he scored a stunning goal from outside the box to level the scores and force extra time.While he then kept a cool head with the weight of the country on his shoulders when he dispatched his spot-kick during the penalty shootout – three years after heartbreakingly missing the crucial penalty against Italy in the last European Championship final.Ollie Watkins goal booked England’s spot in tomorrow’s finalCredit: GettyBukayo Saka has been one of England’s standout performersCredit: APThe Arsenal man netted a penalty against Switzerland in the quarter-finalsCredit: AlamyEngland vs Spain recordEngland have played Spain 27 times in total – here is a look at every result…May 1929, Spain 4-3 England – International Friendly (L)December 1931, England 7-1 Spain – International Friendly (W)July 1950, Spain 1-0 England – World Cup (L)May 1955, Spain 1-1 England – International Friendly (D)November 1955, England 4-1 Spain – International Friendly (W)May 1960, Spain 3-0 England – International Friendly (L)October 1960, England 4-2 Spain – International Friendly (W)December 1965, Spain 0-2 England – International Friendly (W)May 1967, England 2-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)April 1968, England 1-0 Spain – European Championship (W)May 1968, Spain 1-2 England – European Championship (W)March 1980, Spain 0-2 England – International Friendly (W)June 1980, England 2-1 Spain – European Championship (W)March 1981, England 1-2 Spain – International Friendly (L)July 1982, Spain 0-0 England – World Cup (D)February 1987, Spain 2-4 England – International Friendly (W)September 1992, Spain 1-0 England – International Friendly (L)June 1996, England 0(4)-(2)0 Spain – European Championship (W)February 2001, England 3-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)November 2004, Spain 1-0 England – International Friendly (L)February 2007, England 0-1 Spain – International Friendly (L)February 2009, Spain 2-0 England – International Friendly (L)November 2011, England 1-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)November 2015, Spain 2-0 England – International Friendly (L)November 2016, England 2-2 Spain – International Friendly (D)September 2018, England 1-2 Spain – Nations League (L)October 2018, Spain 2-3 England – Nations League (W)Overall, England have won 14, drawn three and lost 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AN ENGLAND fan pushed back his mum’s funeral to watch the Euro 2024 final from Germany – but says it is what she would have wanted. Leicester supporter Dave Ross, 73, has been out since the Three Lions’ first group stage game on Sunday, June 16.England fan Dave pushed back his mum’s funeral to watch the finalBut sadly, just days earlier on the Friday his mother passed away in a care home aged 89. And as England continued to progress in their road to the final, Dave had to delay his mum’s funeral by a week. But he is hoping it will all be worth it on Monday when he leaves Berlin first thing to get back in time for the funeral the next day. Dave told SunSport: “We’ve had to obviously put a funeral back because hoping, praying, that England would get to the final, and they’ve done it.READ MORE IN football “And I’ve got to be up very early on Monday morning to drive back because my mother’s funeral is on the Tuesday. “I’m sure she would have been pleased to see me here and see England win the Euros.”Dave was just a boy when he watched England win the 1966 World Cup.In later years, he started travelling to games and has been to every major tournament since the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Most read in Euro 2024Dave’s witnessed the ups and downs, the moments of magic and all the heartache but hopes to see England lift the trophy – again. He said: “There’ll be millions, won’t there, in England, in the pubs, at home, wherever they’re watching it, wishing England well and wishing, hopefully, that we’ll win it.  “I was in Dortmund on Wednesday night and what a fantastic atmosphere, what great support for England and hopefully, Sunday night, we’ll be the same and we’ll see a similar result.”England stars put through their paces in final training session before Sunday’s Euro 2024 final v Spain in BerlinEngland vs Spain recordEngland have played Spain 27 times in total – here is a look at every result…May 1929, Spain 4-3 England – International Friendly (L)December 1931, England 7-1 Spain – International Friendly (W)July 1950, Spain 1-0 England – World Cup (L)May 1955, Spain 1-1 England – International Friendly (D)November 1955, England 4-1 Spain – International Friendly (W)May 1960, Spain 3-0 England – International Friendly (L)October 1960, England 4-2 Spain – International Friendly (W)December 1965, Spain 0-2 England – International Friendly (W)May 1967, England 2-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)April 1968, England 1-0 Spain – European Championship (W)May 1968, Spain 1-2 England – European Championship (W)March 1980, Spain 0-2 England – International Friendly (W)June 1980, England 2-1 Spain – European Championship (W)March 1981, England 1-2 Spain – International Friendly (L)July 1982, Spain 0-0 England – World Cup (D)February 1987, Spain 2-4 England – International Friendly (W)September 1992, Spain 1-0 England – International Friendly (L)June 1996, England 0(4)-(2)0 Spain – European Championship (W)February 2001, England 3-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)November 2004, Spain 1-0 England – International Friendly (L)February 2007, England 0-1 Spain – International Friendly (L)February 2009, Spain 2-0 England – International Friendly (L)November 2011, England 1-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)November 2015, Spain 2-0 England – International Friendly (L)November 2016, England 2-2 Spain – International Friendly (D)September 2018, England 1-2 Spain – Nations League (L)October 2018, Spain 2-3 England – Nations League (W)Overall, England have won 14, drawn three and lost 10 matches against Spain. More

KIERAN TRIPPIER is set to keep his place in the England team for Sunday’s Euro 2024 final.The Three Lions face Spain tomorrow on what promises to be an historic night in Berlin.Gareth Southgate is sticking with the same starting XI for tomorrow’s Euro 2024 finalCredit: GettyKieran Trippier is set to keep his place in the team to face SpainCredit: AFPNow SunSport can reveal to you that we understand Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate will resist calls to pick Luke Shaw at left-back.That is despite the Manchester United left-back replacing Trippier off the bench in the semi-final win over the Netherlands.Trippier was withdrawn at half-time of the game in Dortmund due to a precaution following a recent groin injury, but is fit enough to start the Berlin showpiece. It means that Southgate will pick an unchanged team from Wednesday.READ MORE ON EURO 2024Manchester City duo Kyle Walker, John Stones and Marc Guehi once again expected to start in the back-three.Bukayo Saka will remain on the right with Kobbie Mainoo and Declan Rice starting together in midfield for the fourth game running.Southgate is also set to stick with Harry Kane despite his recent struggles.And the captain will be supported by Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden in attack.Most read in FootballEURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERSBut semi-final matchwinner Ollie Watkins and Cole Palmer, who assisted the Aston Villa striker’s injury-time strike, will have to settle for a place on the bench despite their heroics in Dortmund.Shaw, who scored in the last European Championship final against Italy, and Trippier both played half the game each in the semi-final victory over Holland.Trippier has been nursing a calf strain and Shaw is yet to play over 45 minutes at the tournament so far having only returned from his long injury lay-off in the quarters against Switzerland.Meet Euro 2024 final ref who SLAPPED HaalandEngland’s stars were put through their paces for the last time ahead of the final earlier.The Three Lions are hoping to end their 58-year wait for glory against Spain.But all 26 members of the squad were in full training at their luxury base in Blankenhain.England will leave Blankenhain and head to Berlin at 3:30pm.They are set to travel to the German capital by coach – not plane – and are expected to arrive in Berlin at 6:30pm.Southgate and skipper Kane are due to speak to the media at a press conference at 7:45pm.Meanwhile, England fans are already flooding Berlin ahead of the final.And over 50,000 Three Lions supporters are predicted to fill the 71,000 Olympiastadion.Meanwhile, Spain’s birthday boy Lamine Yamal vowed to go straight at either Shaw or Trippier from the off.The winger, who turned 17 today, has broken record after record this season.You can say it hasn’t been pretty, but England are in the final… and we’re peaking at just the right time, says Jack WilshereAFTER what has been a tough tournament of times, what an opportunity Gareth Southgate and his team will have to end in the best possible way, writes Jack Wilshere.We might like a team that played better football. But it’s a results business.Germany, Italy, France, Portugal and of course Holland would love to be where we are.People will say we’re lucky because we’re on this side of the draw.But we won the group. France didn’t and then ran into Spain.You can say it wasn’t that pretty, but we’re there.Gareth and his coaches won’t have been happy with some of the performances.But I did like the way Gareth and his team have dealt with it.There was no panic coming out of the camp.Everyone gave the same message: ‘We know we can better, but we’re here still.’And on Sunday they will be in Berlin to play Spain.They will probably have to produce two halves of football as good as the first against Holland to beat them.We have improved as the tournament has gone on and that is how you win things.You want to peak in the final.If Gareth can lead England to that major trophy we’ve all been waiting for, it will be the perfect answer to the critics and a brilliant day for us all.Read Jack Wilshere’s England vs Holland verdict in full.Or check out all of SunSport columnist Jack’s Euros 2024 opinions…Now he wants to cap it with just one more – the youngest player to ever win either a European Championship or World Cup.The Barcelona star is composed but confident – and plays with a simple philosophy, one that Shaw or Trippier must watch out for if they get the nod from Gareth Southgate to start.Yamal, speaking the day on Friday on the day prior to his 17th birthday, said of facing up a full-back: “The first move conditions the game a lot. If I go past them, it’s there for the match.”I always think that it’s the full back who has pressure. If I go past him, I’m touching the goal.”I receive the ball, if I have a one-on-one, I always go for the full back because it’s a very psychological game and if I go for him, he is scared and then I can go for him more and I improvise.READ MORE SUN STORIES”They have respect, the full backs don’t go into me much. They try to hold off.”How am I treated? As a normal player. Opponents especially, I don’t think they will not foul me because I’m 16.”England vs Spain recordEngland have played Spain 27 times in total – here is a look at every result…May 1929, Spain 4-3 England – International Friendly (L)December 1931, England 7-1 Spain – International Friendly (W)July 1950, Spain 1-0 England – World Cup (L)May 1955, Spain 1-1 England – International Friendly (D)November 1955, England 4-1 Spain – International Friendly (W)May 1960, Spain 3-0 England – International Friendly (L)October 1960, England 4-2 Spain – International Friendly (W)December 1965, Spain 0-2 England – International Friendly (W)May 1967, England 2-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)April 1968, England 1-0 Spain – European Championship (W)May 1968, Spain 1-2 England – European Championship (W)March 1980, Spain 0-2 England – International Friendly (W)June 1980, England 2-1 Spain – European Championship (W)March 1981, England 1-2 Spain – International Friendly (L)July 1982, Spain 0-0 England – World Cup (D)February 1987, Spain 2-4 England – International Friendly (W)September 1992, Spain 1-0 England – International Friendly (L)June 1996, England 0(4)-(2)0 Spain – European Championship (W)February 2001, England 3-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)November 2004, Spain 1-0 England – International Friendly (L)February 2007, England 0-1 Spain – International Friendly (L)February 2009, Spain 2-0 England – International Friendly (L)November 2011, England 1-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)November 2015, Spain 2-0 England – International Friendly (L)November 2016, England 2-2 Spain – International Friendly (D)September 2018, England 1-2 Spain – Nations League (L)October 2018, Spain 2-3 England – Nations League (W)Overall, England have won 14, drawn three and lost 10 matches against Spain. 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ENGLAND stars have been put through their paces for the last time ahead of the Euro 2024 final.The Three Lions are hoping to end their 58-year wait for glory against Spain tomorrow.England are hoping to end their 58-year wait for glory against SpainCredit: RexThe players trained for the last time ahead of the final this aftermnoonCredit: GettyAll 26 stars were in action before the finalCredit: AFPJohn Stones took on tactics from Gareth SouthgateCredit: PAHarry Kane is set to speak in a press conference tonightCredit: RexLuke Shaw is fighting to be fit for the full 90 minutesCredit: AFPJordan Pickford was in top form in trainingCredit: PATrent Alexander-Arnold and Jude Bellingham also limbered upCredit: GettyKyle Walker was involved in a game of possessionCredit: PABefore the players head to Berlin for the final, the players prepared at their luxury base in Blankenhain.All 26 members of the squad were in full training.It gives Gareth Southgate a selection decision to make at left-back after Luke Shaw and Kieran Trippier played half the game each in the semi-final victory over Holland.Trippier has been nursing a calf strain and Shaw is yet to play over 45 minutes at the tournament so far. READ MORE ON EURO 2024Once training is over, England will leave Blankenhain and head to Berlin at 3:30pm. They are set to travel to the German capital by coach – not plane.The team plan to arrive in Berlin at 6:30pm. And Southgate and his skipper Kane are set speak to the media at a press conference at 7:45pm.Most read in FootballEURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERSEngland’s route to the Euro 2024 finalENGLAND began their Euros final campaign in Germany on June 16.England fans are already flooding Berlin ahead of the final, with 50,000 Three Lions supporters predicted to fill the 71,000 Olympiastadion.Ahead of the game, a passionate Southgate said: “In the end, winning and what that means completely changes how you’re going to be viewed.Meet Euro 2024 final ref who SLAPPED Haaland”I want to win so much on Sunday it hurts. “But I can handle whatever comes and I know it’s not going to change what the dog thinks when I walk back through the door.“The margins are so fine and there are bits you can affect, others you are not going to affect.“I would probably have felt differently about that three years ago, five years ago.”But I’m in a different space now — and that’s a good thing because otherwise I’d have been in a mess these last five weeks.”England vs Spain recordEngland have played Spain 27 times in total – here is a look at every result…May 1929, Spain 4-3 England – International Friendly (L)December 1931, England 7-1 Spain – International Friendly (W)July 1950, Spain 1-0 England – World Cup (L)May 1955, Spain 1-1 England – International Friendly (D)November 1955, England 4-1 Spain – International Friendly (W)May 1960, Spain 3-0 England – International Friendly (L)October 1960, England 4-2 Spain – International Friendly (W)December 1965, Spain 0-2 England – International Friendly (W)May 1967, England 2-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)April 1968, England 1-0 Spain – European Championship (W)May 1968, Spain 1-2 England – European Championship (W)March 1980, Spain 0-2 England – International Friendly (W)June 1980, England 2-1 Spain – European Championship (W)March 1981, England 1-2 Spain – International Friendly (L)July 1982, Spain 0-0 England – World Cup (D)February 1987, Spain 2-4 England – International Friendly (W)September 1992, Spain 1-0 England – International Friendly (L)June 1996, England 0(4)-(2)0 Spain – European Championship (W)February 2001, England 3-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)November 2004, Spain 1-0 England – International Friendly (L)February 2007, England 0-1 Spain – International Friendly (L)February 2009, Spain 2-0 England – International Friendly (L)November 2011, England 1-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)November 2015, Spain 2-0 England – International Friendly (L)November 2016, England 2-2 Spain – International Friendly (D)September 2018, England 1-2 Spain – Nations League (L)October 2018, Spain 2-3 England – Nations League (W)Overall, England have won 14, drawn three and lost 10 matches against Spain. More