England pulled off a brilliant victory in Seville, where they beat Spain 3-2. Players from Tottenham and Chelsea were involved in the Nations League clash – here’s how we rated each of the London contingent.

England

Kieran Tripper: 6

The Tottenhman man had no chances to show his set-piece prowess as he appears to be sharing right-back duties with former Spurs team-mate Kyle Walker.

Eric Dier: 7

Spurs’ Dier was unfairly booked for a crunching challenge on Sergio Ramos but marshalled the midfield from deep. A good display.

Harry Winks: 7

Another of the Tottenham contingent, Winks slipped into the midfield with ease as he collected just his second cap, with more surely coming his way.

Ross Barkley: 7

An international return to remember and a sublime pass for Marcus Rashford’s second goal just shows what the Chelsea man can offer at this level.

Harry Kane: 8

Still waiting for his first England goal in seven caps, but the Tottenham striker was superb and played a massive part in two of the goals.

Spain

Marcos Alonso: 6

Not a good night for the Chelsea full-back, who forlornly appealed for offside as Raheem Sterling got inside to put England in front having seen an early, point-blank effort saved. Hit the bar in stoppage time.

Alvaro Morata: 5

The Chelsea forward was Luis Enrique’s last throw of the dice but could not react quickly enough to turn home from close-range in the closing stages after coming on as a substitute.