England End Spain’s 43-Game Unbeaten Run With Stunning 3–2 Victory

England produced a remarkable result in Madrid, defeating Spain 3–2 to bring the European champions’ impressive 43-game unbeaten run to an end.

Thomas Tuchel’s side delivered a disciplined and determined performance at the Metropolitano, securing a major away victory against one of international football’s strongest teams.

Kane Sets England On Their Way

England took the lead through Harry Kane, who converted from the penalty spot in the 45th minute.

Spain responded after the break, with Mikel Oyarzabal scoring from the penalty spot in the 65th minute before Nico Williams put Spain ahead in the 75th minute.

England, however, refused to let the game slip away.

Ezri Konsa restored England’s advantage in the 53rd minute, while Ben White also found the net in the 57th minute as England completed the comeback.

England were reduced to ten men after E. Anderson was shown a red card in the 63rd minute, but they held on to claim a memorable victory.

A Historic Night For England

The victory ended Spain’s remarkable 43-match unbeaten streak and also brought their 11-game winning run to an end.

For Tuchel and his players, the result represents a major statement on the international stage. Beating Spain away from home under intense pressure underlines England’s growing confidence and competitive strength.

Final Result

🇪🇸 Spain 2–3 England 🏴

England leave Madrid with a huge victory — and Spain’s extraordinary unbeaten run is finally over.