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Hit: Thiago Alcantara
Spain seem to be entering a new era, particularly in the centre of midfield. For the first time in a long time, there is no Andres Iniesta, Xavi, or David Silva in the side. They are looking for a new talisman, and given his performance at Wembley, Thiago could be just the man for that role. He controlled play in the centre of the park, and looked every inch like a player capable of taking Iniesta’s place in the side. He also played a part in both goals, setting up Saul for the first, then delivering a free kick for Rodrigo for the winner.
Flop: Harry Kane
Before the game, Kane collected the World Cup Golden Boot, after netting six times at the tournament in Russia. However, he wasn’t his usual self against Spain though, and looked well off the pace. It may be that the lack of a break after the World Cup is catching up with him, but this wasn’t the Harry Kane that England needed tonight. He doesn’t look sharp, and may need a rest before he is back to his brilliant best.
