Spain advance in Nations League as Barcelona celebrates Yamal's goal

Spain's victory over England at Wembley, achieved on September 26, consolidates its leadership in the Nations League and leaves the English side hanging by a thread. Lamine Yamal opened the scoring, while Eric García was forced to leave the match due to an injury, a story also closely followed by FC Barcelona News.

Spanish recovery at Wembley

The match, played on September 26 at Wembley Stadium in London, as part of the UEFA Nations League, saw ENGLAND start ahead before World champions Spain came back to win 3‑2. The mistakes of the Three Lions, representing England, were highlighted as decisive, and the visual coverage came from Getty Images.

Lamine Yamal opened the scoring, becoming the scorer of the first goal for La Roja. He was followed by Alex Baena and Mikel Oyarzabal, who also found the net, completing the Spanish attack.

During the warm‑up, Eric García suffered a knee problem that forced him to leave the match, a story confirmed by the Spanish national team itself. The midfielder, who plays for FC Barcelona, will be assessed before his return.

Álex Baena drives Spain's comeback at Wembley

Impact on Barcelona and transfer outlook

The same day, Barça Atlètic beat Peña Sport 4‑0, with goals from Ignasi Quer (penalty), Landry Farre and a brace from Shane Kluivert, under the direction of Juliano Belletti. This win maintains the reserve team's unbeaten run and strengthens the position of the Catalan club, which leads with 36 goals in eight matches, the best among the five major leagues.

In other news, Man City received a warning after being found guilty of breaching financial fair‑play rules, which fuels rumors of a possible transfer of Erling Haaland to Barcelona. Coach Hansi Flick, who manages Barça, has been mentioned as interested in strengthening his attack.

Spain remain unbeaten after Kane's missed penalty at Wembley

Finally, Barcelona has set in motion two potential sales: Liverpool is expected to sign Ronald Araujo permanently and Marc‑Andre ter Stegen's departure is being considered for next summer. Meanwhile, coach Flick continues to praise Gavi, despite his limited playing time.