England go into Monday's Uefa Nations League game against Spain without a win in their last four competitive matches, not that that is worrying Gareth Southgate.
On Friday they drew 0-0 with Croatia in a strange Nations League game that was held without any supporters in the stadium. Jadon Sancho came on from the bench late in the match and may have done enough to persuade Southgate to give him a full international cap in Seville.
Spain go into the match with a run of three wins from three games under new manager Luis Enrique, including a 6-0 win against Croatia and a 4-1 victory over Wales.
"I like Southgate as a coach," said Spain manager Luis Enrique.
"They always try to play the ball. He's adapted to his players, something we all have to do. I followed him and I like the way he plays football.
"He has just renewed (his contract, until 2022) and that means they trust him - and he has helped me learn English with his press "
We must be vigilant and ensure that we generate the least possible occasions (for set-pieces)."
"We will try to overcome a very difficult opponent who is doing things very well."
"We can always improve in every area of the game. You're looking at how you can improve, with this team and their age we're looking at the things they can get better at."
