Spain brings a record unbeaten streak into its Nations League clash against England.

Spain enters its Nations League match against England on a record 38-game unbeaten streak, with coach Luis de la Fuente saying the team remains hungry and has room to improve. De la Fuente has extended his contract and says Spain is aiming for new goals rather than resting on its recent World Cup triumph. The preview coverage praises Spain’s collective play, highlighting the contributions of players including Lamine Yamal, Rodri and goalkeeper Unai Simón, while noting that England can draw confidence from its historic 7-1 win over Spain in 1931. Spain’s coach has warned against complacency, describing England as a strong and difficult opponent.
The Wembley match was Spain’s first game since beating Argentina 1-0 in the World Cup final.
Spain planned to unveil a new shirt bearing two stars at Wembley, which De la Fuente called an ideal setting for the occasion.
Sports Mole editor Matt Law argued that Spain’s World Cup success reflected the strength of the team as a whole: he noted that several defenders were good rather than elite players, yet Spain conceded few goals, with Unai Simón and Rodri also key contributors.
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