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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23604008" data-attributes="member: 158020">England 1 Spain 2: Luis Enrique off  the mark after comeback victory   <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/newpix/2018/09/08/22/4FE69F5200000578-6146493-The_Atletico_Madrid_man_is_congratulated_by_his_Spanish_team_mat-a-7_1536440840082.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />   Luis Enrique won his first game in charge of Spain as La Roja came from  behind to beat England 2-1 at Wembley in the Nations League.   It was a disappointing night for World Cup semi-finalists England, who took  an early lead through Marcus Rashford but were behind within 22 minutes after  goals from Saul Niguez and Rodrigo Moreno.Luke Shaw, making his first  international start in three years, was taken off on a stretcher wearing a neck  brace and oxygen mask early in the second half after a clash with Dani Carvajal,  and the hosts failed to mount a comeback in his absence.       Spain were fluid and fluent throughout their first match under Luis Enrique  and, after their shock World Cup last-16 exit to hosts Russia ended a tumultuous  campaign, will go confidently into their next game against Croatia, though a  late foul by substitute Danny Welbeck meant they will not do so on the back of a  draw.   Harry Kane released Shaw down the left and the full-back picked out his  Manchester United team-mate Rashford with a precision pass that was slotted past  David de Gea in the 11th minute.Two minutes later Carvajal rounded Shaw and  squared to Rodrigo, who cut the ball back to Saul for a first-time finish inside  Jordan Pickford's near post.   Having played the better football, Spain deservedly took the lead in the 32nd  minute, Rodrigo losing his marker and side-footing Thiago Alcantara's curling  free-kick home.The loss of Shaw early in the second half deprived England of a  valuable attacking outlet and they struggled to create chances thereafter.   Welbeck had the ball in the net deep into the allotted nine additional  minutes only for him to be judged to have fouled De Gea in the process and the  goal was ruled out, ensuring Spain left with all three points.</blockquote>

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