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Four arrests were made following a police officer being knocked unconscious prior to England’s 4-0 Nations League defeat to Hungary at Molineux on Tuesday night. West Midlands Police confirmed that the officer was approached from behind by a group of men and struck on the side of the head unprovoked at around 7:25pm, around twenty minutes before kick-off.
WEDNESDAY’S BIG STORIES Credit in the Bank vs Southgate Out Ad/> What do you mean you picked Love Island over witnessing England suffer their biggest home defeat for 94 years? Oh, you switched over, did you? When you heard about the boos? And the chants of “sacked in the morning”? Okay, yeah, fair enough. UEFA Nations League'Nobody cares about us' — Courtois warns of more injuries due to busy calendar11/10/2021 AT 17:08 That was some way for the campaign to close, and while every single England player who endured this Nations League hike at the end of a marathon fully deserve their break, it’s safe to say Southgate might not enjoy his. “I'm not going to say it doesn't hurt,” said Southgate, after the 4-0 defeat to Hungary and cries of “You don’t know what you’re doing” from the Molineux crowd.
Pep Guardiola has been stressing the point for years, and Kevin De Bruyne was blunt when asked about his opinion of UEFA's decision to hold four Nations League games in June.
England were crushed by Hungary in their UEFA Nations League match on Tuesday evening.
England closed out one of the worst international breaks in recent memory with an embarrassing four-goal defeat to Hungary in the UEFA Nations League - a result which leaves the team bottom of their group and at serious risk of relegation.
It was a night to forget for England as they were thrashed 4-0 by Hungary, although it's likely they'll be reminded about the result for some time.
Harry Kane believes boss Gareth Southgate is still the man to take England forward despite a 4-0 home defeat to Hungary.
England suffered their heaviest home defeat in nearly 100 years on Tuesday as Gareth Southgate's side went down 4-0 to Hungary in the UEFA Nations League, while it was also a night to forget for Italy as they lost 5-2 in Germany. Not since a 5-1 defeat at the hands of Scotland's 'Wembley Wizards' in 1928 had England been beaten by four goals at home, but they were torn apart by Hungary in Wolverhampton and are now in real danger of being relegated from League A to the less glamorous second tier of European international football.