England lose to World Champions Spain at Wembley - 5 Live reaction
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This is the Football Daily Podcast with Aaron Paul. And the world champions. extend their world record undefeated run. To thirty nine matches. In a game that swung one way and then back the other, but it was ultimately Spain who came out on top. And England will rue the missed penalty from Harry Kane when he rattled the crossbar. That might have taken it out of Spain's reach. But Spain came back, they leveled at 2-2, and then Oyo Saval with a winning goal 16 minutes from time. And England for the first time since twenty thirteen have lost back to back matches at Wembley Stadium. It has finished in this Nations League opener in A three, an entertaining game, England two, Spain three.
Elsewhere in a three, Czechia have been beaten uh this evening by Croatia. Goals from Luka Modric and Marko Pasilich handing Croatia a 2-1 win uh away from home. England, of course, on the road. Next up, we will be with them on Tuesday night as they go to take on Czechia. Uh coverage beginning on five live sport from seven. o'clock uh will be with them throughout uh this uh extended international period uh because then they travel to take home Croatia that Saturday night five o'clock kickoff uh live on five live sport and then uh return back onto home soil Tuesday october sixth uh England welcoming Czechia to Wembley. Uh my name's Aaron Paul. You also get the thoughts of Paul Robinson and Matt Upson.
Um gentlemen, I mean do you want to just sort of you know have it open ended? What what would you like to say? What are your thoughts after that defeat? Because there are so many positives that we could take and there there are there are negatives. It's peaks and troughs, Paul.
Yeah, I mean it's it's a it there's two sides to that England performance. There's the susceptible England defensively um looked to have defensive problems and looked vulnerable every time that Spain went forward on the back foot, left players open, gave away far too many chances. But saying that, two of Spain's three goals came from individual errors that could have been avoided. And England looked so good on the front foot and going forward in The final third, what they created, and the players that they have when they got the confidence back from suffering that blow of the early goal, going one behind. You could see it really rock this England side, and it rocked them for a good 15-16 minutes in this game, and it took them a long time to come back into it, and they played their way back into it.
What was the immediate reaction when the final whistle blew at Wembley?
Thomas Tucker would take a lot of heart from the way that his team played the way back in and they got themselves into this game, and for a large period of this game. They were the dominant side, they dominated possession, they had the territorial advantage, but they didn't create enough to go on and win a game. Spain's then quality came through, and England's Achilles heel again was shown at the back. But what Thomas Tuca will take from this is that his side have got heart, they've got fight, but once again we're talking about a 90-minute performance, a 95-minute performance. They were good and probably the better team for last. large spells of that game, but not over the whole game.
Ca can I just can I just draw sort of you know uh attention to what's going on the pitch right now. You see the Spain squad coming through, the subs, the coaching staff welcoming the players back into the dressing room. You look at England, it's it's sort of like a semi-melancholic trudge round Wembley, led by Harry Kane, and it feels like he said, Lads, we have to do this and he's dragged him over to the far side.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:17
2
What was the immediate reaction when the final whistle blew at Wembley?
3:17–5:58
3
How did the England bench influence the flow of the Nations League match?
5:58–7:45
4
What insights did head coach Thomas Tuchel share about England’s performance?
7:45–10:00
5
How did England’s mentality shift during the game and after the penalty miss?
10:00–12:58
6
What did Anthony Gordon say about his role and the missed opportunities?
12:58–15:59
7
How did Jarell Quansah describe the team’s defensive challenges?
15:59–18:38
8
What tactical lessons did the panel draw from Spain’s comeback and England’s errors?
18:38–28:35