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England players were once again jeered when they took the knee ahead of their Nations League clash with Hungary, as a crowd in excess of 30,000 watched on despite the hosts being forced to play behind closed doors.
England head coach Gareth Southgate has explained the reasons behind handing Leicester City defender James Justin a senior debut from the start for their Nations League group stage game against Hungary.
Todo niños en el Puskas Arena
Jarrod Bowen is set to be given his England debut in the Nations League clash against Hungary, with Trent Alexander-Arnold also expected to start the game in Budapest.
Gareth Southgate admits he is “surprised” 36,000 people will attend Saturday’s Nations League game between Hungary and England at the Puskas Arena. The Hungarian FA has been forced to stage five games behind closed doors after being disciplined by both UEFA and FIFA for repeated racist abuse from the stands, but 36,000 are still allowed to attend this weekend’s match. Ad/> The venue in Budapest will be nearly half full due to a loophole in UEFA’s rules which state that “children under the age of 14 from schools and/or football academies can be invited to the match free of charge”.
When Harry Kane leads England out in Budapest tonight the players chosen to represent the Three Lions will be entering the finishing stretch to another ludicrously long season.
A la tercera va la vencida. Esa es la consigna de la selección de Southgate, que busca levantar la Nations League después de caer en las dos primeras ediciones y esta noche juega su primer duelo a las 18:00 (hora española). Será ante Hungría, en el Puskas Arena de Budapest (). Un estadio y una ciudad en la que hace tan solo nueve meses los jugadores ingleses negros fueron víctimas de gritos racistas.
La selección de Hungría arranca su participación en la Nations League hoy frente a Inglaterra con un ambiente muy peculiar. ¿El motivo? La sanción que le fue impuesta por parte de la UEFA debido a los que se produjeron en la pasada Eurocopa en el Puskás Aréna de Budapest en los partidos en los que los magiares se midieron a Portugal y a Francia. Dicha sanción suponía, en la praxis, dos partidos a puerta cerrada y una multa económica que ronda los 200.000 euros.