'Sometimes I lose focus, but sometimes I steal the ball and score' - Lamine Yamal on starring in Spain's Wembley win over England

Lamine Yamal was on target for Spain during Saturday's 3-2 win over England at Wembley Stadium, opening the scoring before speaking to the media after the match about the victory.

The Barcelona teenager spoke about his opening goal and revealed that Spain manager Luis de la Fuente urges him to press high to try and win the ball up the pitch.

"That's what we try to do (always win). There's always someone who loses, but we try not to be the ones who lose. We know Wembley is very difficult," he told Teledeporte.

"The manager really pushes us to press high, to believe we're going to win the ball, and that's what I've done. I always try to help the team. Sometimes I lose focus, but sometimes I steal the ball and find myself one-on-one and I'm able to score."

Yamal also explained why Spain are comfortable conceding possession to opponents: "It doesn't bother us if the other team has the ball because we are very fast players and we know how to play on the counter-attack. You have to know what your role is in each match and we know how to do that."

Spain now head to Seville, where they will face Croatia in a Nations League game on Tuesday at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán.