England booed off after loss to Spain

England were booed off after crashing to a first home defeat since November 2003 to heap more pressure on Steve McClaren ahead of next month’s Euro 2008 qualifier with Israel.

Wed, 07 Feb, 2007 - 22:05
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England 0 Spain 1

England were booed off after crashing to a first home defeat since November 2003 to heap more pressure on Steve McClaren ahead of next month’s Euro 2008 qualifier with Israel.

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