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England suffered their worst home defeat since 1928 as Hungary left Molineux with a 4-0 Nations League winsallai.

Jarrod Bowen had mistimed his jump on a header at 0-0 and the anxiety in the stands was tangible following the first goal, along with the sense of foreboding because Hungary are so tough to break down. At full-time, he walked out on to the pitch and – bravely or foolishly – applauded the crowd. The forward’s first touch was true; he blasted the second past the exposed Ramsdale. Previously, England had lacked inspiration, coming to look more and more unnerved as the chuntering from the home support rose inexorably. He chased down the rebound before crumpling to the ground under no challenge; a lamentable dive that summed things up. Gareth Southgate knew that he needed a win to restore a measure of calm after a deeply unconvincing start to this Nations League campaign, which had brought two points from the first three ties and one goal; none from open play.

England suffered their worst home defeat for 94 years as they were stunned 4-0 at home by Hungary in their UEFA Nations League clash on Tuesday. It is the first ...

I understand the fans' frustration, we will keep working to try and have a successful World Cup." "4-0 is difficult to accept, but I think Southgate proved he is quite a good coach. It was a hapless performance that deserves all the criticism it gets, but to call for Southgate's head is remarkable, given his achievements as England manager. As bad as England were, Hungary fully earned a historic win. "Second half was not acceptable after going 2-0 down. It is the first time England have been beaten by four goals in a home game since a 5-1 loss to Scotland in 1928.

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England's miserable run in the UEFA Nations League continued with a shocking 4-0 defeat to Hungary at Molineux.

The forward stabs a low finish beyond Ramsdale after Hungary caught England, and Phillips in particular, napping. He was a nuisance to the England defence throughout and capped a strong display with some clinical finishing. This was just a very bad day at the office but the lack of goals does remain the biggest concern. It hasn’t helped by having to play four games in 11 days at the end of a gruelling club season, but other sides seem to have coped better than this. A night to forget for England. ‘You don’t know what you’re doing’ was the chant aimed at Southgate as the game ran away from the Three Lions late on. Subs: A.Nagy 7, Gazdag 7, Adam 7, Nego 7.

However, it took just 16 minutes for things to go pear-shaped for the hosts, as ...

Cue chants of 'you don't know what you're doing' from the home crowd... It was pretty harsh, in truth, as he was perceived to have purposely blocked his man off the ball - but all in the name of 'miscellaneous football thrashing bingo'. Phillips' nightmare continued as he was dispossessed and outmuscled by Hungary substitute Martin Adam in his own half, and he coolly laid the ball off for Sallai to bag his brace with what was clearly a toe punt that sailed straight through Aaron Ramsdale's legs. While Harry Kane came closest to scoring what would have been a measly consolation for England, Hungary scored THREE MORE in the second half as they ran riot in the Midlands. However, it took just 16 minutes for things to go pear-shaped for the hosts, as Roland Sallai lashed home a fine finish after England failed to clear from a free kick. A nightmarish start to the Three Lions' Nations League went from pretty bad to God awful at Molineux, as the visitors ran riot and ensured they would take six points from two matches against Gareth Southgate's side.