At Nottingham’s City Ground, Senegal stunned England 3-1, ending the hosts’ 22-game unbeaten run against African teams. Under new manager Thomas Tuchel, England faltered despite Harry Kane’s early goal. Senegal’s Ismaila Sarr equalized, exploiting Kyle Walker’s lapse, before Habib Diarra and Cheikh Sabaly sealed the rout. England’s lackluster display, with only four shots on target, drew boos from fans. “Not good enough,” Kane admitted, citing a lack of aggression. Senegal’s relentless attack and 24-game unbeaten streak shone through. As the World Cup loomed, England faced a stark reminder: time to gel was running short.
Senegal becomes the first African nation to defeat England. Score 3-1
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