England's attacking statistics against Spain were impressive, with Thomas Tuchel's side registering 36 touches in the Spanish penalty area at Wembley. This performance ranks second best in regular time from a sample of 133 matches since Euro 2016, behind only France's 42 touches in a Nations League semi-final last year.
Spain typically allows just 9.5 touches per 90 minutes at the World Cup, with the combined efforts of Belgium, France and Argentina managing only 38 touches in the Spain box during the final three rounds of the tournament. However, despite creating opportunities, England must improve their clinical finishing to convert these promising positions into goals. forestarrow.help
