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UEFA Nations League: Kane misses, Oyarzabal fires as world champions Spain beat England 3-2
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European football competition
The UEFA Nations League is an international European football competition played by the senior men's national teams of the member associations of UEFA, the sport's European governing body. The competition was devised to minimise friendlies and give nations competitive encounters with equally ranked teams. Teams from all the European associations compete in a league structure featuring promotion and relegation.
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Oyarzabal is a Basque surname. Notable people with the surname include:Antonio de Oyarzabal, Spanish diplomat and politician Gloria Oyarzabal, Spanish visual artist and teacher Hugues Oyarzabal (1985–2025), French surfer Iñaki Oyarzabal, Spanish politician Isabel Oyarzábal Smith (1878–1974), Spanish journalist, writer, actress and diplomat José Ramón Oyarzábal, Spanish rower José Oyarzabal, French rower Mario Oyarzabal, Argentine jurist, diplomat and professor Mikel Oyarzabal, Spanish footballer
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Spain blew a second-minute lead given to them by Lamine Yamal but would not be bowed, as Alex Baena inspired a brilliant second half comeback.
World Cup winner Spain extended its unbeaten run to 39 games by rallying to a 3-2 win against England in the Nations League on Saturday. Substitute Mikel Oyarzabal came back to haunt England with his 74th-minute winner at Wembley. Oyarzabal also scored the winning goal when Spain beat England in the final of the…
Mikel Oyarzabal came off the bench to haunt England once more, securing a dramatic 3-2 Nations League victory for Spain at Wembley. The late winner arrived after Harry Kane had missed a crucial penalty due to a bizarre double-touch rule, capping off an incredibly frantic encounter between the two European heavyweights.