Indy Football Podcast: Spain vs England review and wider Nations League assessment
With Ed Malyon as the host, chief football writer Miguel Delaney and reporter Jack Pitt-Brooke dissect Monday night’s Nations League clash
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Your support makes all the difference.This week’s Indy Football Podcast turns its attention to the international break, which memorably saw England beat Spain on their own turf for the first time in 31 years.
With Ed Malyon as the host, chief football writer Miguel Delaney and reporter Jack Pitt-Brooke dissect Monday night’s Nations League clash and ask what it means for the future of Gareth Southgate’s young side.
There’s mention, too, of those English fans that once again let the side down with their antics in Seville, while a wider assessment of the Nations League is offered.
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