Roy Keane disagreed with Anthony Gordon's assessment that England and Spain are evenly matched. Spain came from behind to defeat England 3-2 in the opening Nations League fixture, with Harry Kane's missed penalty proving to be a turning point in the match.

Spain maintained their unbeaten run of 39 consecutive matches following their victory at Wembley. Kane's header in the first half gave England a 2-1 lead, but his missed penalty in the second half shifted momentum toward Spain. Substitute Aymeric Laporte equalized before setting up fellow substitute Oyarzabal to score the winner. Oyarzabal had previously scored against England in the Euro 2024 final.

Anthony Gordon scored an equalizer for England from a well-executed counter-attack. He believes his team's performance was good enough to win the match and demonstrated that England is a top-level team. Gordon told ITV: "I don't think there's a gap between us and Spain. I think we're very close to them. We definitely had the chance to win this game. If the penalty goes in, we go on to get the win. It's easy to say that afterwards, but I felt like I played well on the pitch."

"I don't think there's a gap. If we played Spain in a final, I'd be very confident. Confidence doesn't mean you win, but I think you saw tonight that we're a top team."

Keane responded to Gordon on ITV: "I disagree with him. I think there is a gap between these two teams. Spain are clearly world champions and European champions."

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