Hungary 1-0 England: Nations League – live!

LIVE – Updated at 19:29

Minute-by-minute report: England’s tune-up for Qatar begins in Budapest. Follow their Nations League opener with Scott Murray.

David Hytner was at the Puskás Aréna to see England’s 60-year unbeaten run against Hungary come to an end. His report has landed. Thanks for reading this MBM. Nighty night!

Related: Hungary’s Dominik Szoboszlai stuns toothless England in Nations League

Gareth Southgate talks to Channel 4. “We have to accept we didn’t do enough to win the game. I think a draw would have been a fair outcome. We had enough possession but were not incisive around the box. The result hinges on a decision which I think was harsh, but probably wasn’t going to be overturned. The forward made a meal of it, but away from home, sometimes you’re going to get those calls. The heat was a factor, it took a lot out of the players, which is why we tried to refresh the team earlier than we might do normally. The balance of finding out about new things, and the more regular team, I have to look if I got that balance quite right. If we’re going to be a team at the top tier, we have to come here and win.”

As for the boos? “That’s why we do it, to try to educate people around the world I have no idea why people would choose to boo that gesture. Very often, the young people can’t know why they’re doing it, they’re being influenced by the adults. The Uefa decision is for others to decide. We’ve made our stand as a team.”

90 min +4: Some hitherto unnoticed and unreported admin: Maguire was booked for a bodycheck on Sallai. The television coverage also insists James earlier picked up a yellow for a tug on Szoboszlai, though that can’t be right surely, because having already been booked, he’s not been sent