Spain will incur a penalty, with Reina being the one to bear it, resulting in a draw for the team.
In an exciting game of football, Spain and England battled it out in an international friendly, with the match ending in a 2-2 draw.
The game started off with England taking the lead, as Lallana scored from the penalty spot. The Spanish team, led by coach Luis Enrique, remained minimally interventionist during the game.
However, Spain managed to equalise when Isco scored a goal, bringing the match level at 1-1. The second half saw no penalties awarded, and no cards shown to any player on either team.
England regained the lead when Vardy scored a header in the second half, but Spain weren't ready to concede defeat. Reina, the Spanish goalkeeper, made a foul on Vardy during the game, but no notable defensive actions were attributed to any other Spanish goalkeeper.
Aspas scored a precise shot to make the match 2-2, and from then on, both teams fought hard to secure a win, but no further goals were scored.
The Editorial Team was involved in the coverage of the game, but no specific action was attributed to any member of the team. Callejon, a Napoli player, remained on the bench for the entire game, with no changes in the players on the field being mentioned.
The game continued with a 2-2 scoreline, ending in a draw. Despite the result, both teams put on a show of excellent football, with moments of skill and determination from both sides. The match will be remembered as a thrilling encounter between two of the world's best teams.
