England: Barney Ronay takes us through the evening that was at Wembley as Tuchel’s side fell away against superior technicians again.
England lost another game where they just seem to get close, to lose control, to fail to hold the midfield.
Wembley was its usual chilly self at kick-off, a place where even on a Saturday night the general vibe is echoey, corporate space, like a visit to the Ideal Home exhibition or a low-throttle ABBA tribute event.
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England: Barney Ronay takes us through the evening that was at Wembley as Tuchel’s side fell away against superior technicians again.
The most unfavourable interpretation of this is a pattern being established. England lost another game where they just seem to get close, to lose control, to fail to hold the midfield. Both of Spain’s goals were either made or scored by Luis de la Fuente’s two attacking substitutes, neither of whom looked much like Dan Burn.
But it wasn’t like that. For a start, England were much better here than in Atlanta, and against a better team. Wembley was its usual chilly self at kick-off, a place where even on a Saturday night the general vibe is echoey, corporate space, like a visit to the Ideal Home exhibition or a low-throttle ABBA tribute event.
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