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Brave England conquer Spain

Agencies, Seville
Raheem Sterling scored twice as England delivered one of their finest victories of the modern era by beating Spain 3-2 in Seville on Monday.
Away from home, and against a Spanish side in scintillating form under their new coach Luis Enrique, this was certainly England's best win under Gareth Southgate and, perhaps, their most impressive since thrashing Germany 5-1 in Munich in 2001.
Marcus Rashford was the other scorer in a breathless opening 45 minutes, which witnessed Spain conceding three on home soil for the first time in their history.
"They should be incredibly proud of their performance," England boss Gareth Southgate said. "We spoke to the forward players in particular before the game to remind them what a threat they are, and the three of them were outstanding, causing all sorts of problems all night, a tremendous threat.
Paco Alcacer, on as a substitute; headed in before the hour to spark hopes of a comeback but England were home and dry by the time Sergio Ramos scored in the 98th minute, with the last action of the match.
It means England keep alive their hopes of finishing top of Group 4 in the UEFA Nations League, the position Spain had needed only a point to all-but-guarantee would be theirs.
"We had a lot of young players out there, and for a team to play the way we did was a great reference for the future. It's important these youngsters enjoy playing for England and feel the way we want to play, and they should be able to progress from this," Southgate added.
"The quality of the performance wasgreat We played with huge courage We used the ball with courage We knew that, to come here and defend for 90 minutes, we were unlikely to get a result, so we needed to be brave with the ball."
Sterling, who netted after an international drought that lasted 1,102 days, was relieved.
" It was a beautiful feeling to score, 1 put pressure on myself, it's my position to score goals," Sterling told Sky Sports. "It means a lot to me. Tliree years is a long time not to score!
"I haven't scored for a while for England, so it was frustration, all the pressure, it all comes out in the celebration," the 23-year-old added.
After a frantic start, England settled and in the 13th minute, scored. Under pressure at the back, they kept the ball until the risk was too great and Jordan Pickford drove forward to Harry Kane.
With Spain caught upfield, he was able to turn and find Rashford, whose quick switch set Sterling free. He finished into the top corner.
“We are staying up," sang the away support as Thiago Alcantara danced around with flicks and tricks. But to little effect.
Instead, Kane showed the value of a top-class centre forward. He outmuscled Ramos, outpaced Nacho to the loose ball and gave a supetb reverse pass in
behind. Rashford only had to finish.
England added a third before the interval, which was greeted by whistles from the home fans.
Ross Barkley's sumptuous ball over the top caught Ramos napping again and Kane squared for Sterling to tap in. "Are you Scotland in disguise?" came the taunt from the corner.