Hungary boss Marco Rossi discusses his death and Red Hot Chili Peppers after England win

Marco Rossi has admitted he will celebrate Hungary's memorable 4-0 win over England by watching the Red Hot Chilli Peppers perform at the Puskas Arena on Wednesday evening.

The 57-year-old guided his side to one of their greatest ever victories with a comprehensive success at Molineux thanks to Rolland Sallai's brace and goals from Zsolt Nagy and Daniel Gazdag. John Stones was sent off to cap off a frustrating night for the Three Lions, who remain without a win in their Nations League campaign.

It was a win that took Hungary to the top of Group C with Germany and Italy just behind. When reflecting on the victory Rossi explained how his team managed to overcome England, who they had beaten just 10 days prior.

He said: "We knew that playing against England would be very difficult for us, we were aware of the fact we would have to suffer. We struggled a lot but we did it all together as a team with huge sacrifices.

"It started from the strikers who ran a lot and they helped the team, they were the first line of defence. But you can never achieve a result like this unless you are lucky.

"We put all of our thoughts on the pitch, we tried to follow all of the tactical indications without selfish attitudes, helping each-other and being a team. When Hungary are able to play together, for every kind of opponent, it is difficult to win a game.

"We need to keep our foot on the ground because in this moment we have seven points, and if we are lucky, we could win the league. It will be, in that case, a miracle. No one in their dreams could imagine this result, I am happy for all the players, the staff, the fans and the country."

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He added: "I said to our president and to our prime minister