Reece James' full England debut ended in frustration as the Chelsea defender was sent off at full-time of the Three Lions' Nations League defeat to Denmark at Wembley.
Gareth Southgate's side fell to a first home defeat in two years as out-of-sorts Harry Maguire's sending off was compounded by Denmark star Christian Eriksen scoring a controversially-awarded penalty.
Eriksen's penalty shortly after Maguire received two bookings in 31 wretched minutes were the key moments at an empty Wembley, where Denmark held on for a 1-0 win against visibly-frustrated England.
England were not happy with referee Jesus Gil Manzano's penalty decision, and were further angered by Denmark's time-wasting tactics as the clock wore down in the second half.
With the Three Lions stumbling to a first defeat on home soil since September 2018, emotions flared at full-time, with James shown a red card following an altercation with referee Jesus Gil Manzano.
The Chelsea wing-back - making his full debut for the senior national team - was given his marching orders by the official for foul and abusive language.
