England ran riot with three first-half goals, including two from Raheem Sterling, to stun Spain and earn a away win in the Nations League on Monday night.
Sterling gave England the lead against the run of play in the 16th minute by finishing off a swift counter-attack and Marcus Rashford fired into the top corner for the second on the half-hour after a superb pass from captain Harry Kane.
Sterling, who had not got an England goal for three years, struck again from another Kane assist to give Gareth Southgate's side a big half-time lead.
Spain, who had scored 12 goals in their last three games and beat England 2-1 last month, hit back with a header by substitute Paco Alcacer and an injury-time goal by Sergio Ramos.
Here, Sportsmail runs the rule over the players and gives out ratings following a quite extraordinary game...
SPAIN (4-3-3)
David De Gea - 5
A night he'll want to forget as England smashed three past him inside 38 minutes.
Jonny - 5.5
The Wolves defender, on his full debut, started brightly but was left horribly exposed by Rashford. Booked.
Nacho - 5
Cruised through the game before England's super show. Looked shell-shocked at half-time.
Sergio Ramos - 6
Vowed to keep England's attack quiet but failed miserably. Scored with final kick. Booked.
Marcos Alonso - 5.5
Solid enough down the left, but didn't offer his team much gusto in the final third.
Thiago Alcantara - 8
England's midfield couldn't get near him at times. Will be scratching his head this morning.
Sergio Busquets - 7.5
Poetry in motion. Effortlessly keeps possession in the tightest of spots.
Saul Niguez - 6.5
A classy footballer but the Atletico Madrid midfielder was unusually wasteful in possession on occasion.
Iago Aspas - 6
The former Liverpool was well shackled by England's defence. You expect more from a Spain regular.
Rodrigo - 5.5
Struggled to get any change out of England's defence on a frustrating night for the Valencia forward.
Marco Asensio - 6.5
Not hard to see why he's tipped to be Real Madrid's next Golden Boy, but England minimised his threat.
Subs
Paco Alcacer (Niguez 57) - 7
What an impact from the striker. Scored with his first touch.
Dani Ceballos (Aspas 57) - 6
Looked at ease in possession as Spain piled on the pressure. Booked.
Alvaro Morata (Rodrigo 73) - 6
Thrown on in desperation as Spain looked for goals.
Subs not used
Kepa, Pau Lopez, Albiol, Koke, Suso, Azplicueta, Rodri, Gaya, Bartra.
Luis Enrique - 6.5
His side looked comfortable before England tore up the script.
ENGLAND (4-3-3)
Jordan Pickford - 7
Utterly brilliant in the first half, entirely suspect in the second.
Kieran Trippier - 7
An early mistake let Asensio in, but soon settled to produce a solid display.
Joe Gomez - 7.5
Looked to be unnerved by the occasion early on but grew in stature with every passing minute.
Harry Maguire - 8
England's senior central-defender for the night coped with everything thrown at him. Booked.
Ben Chilwell - 7.5
Dealt superbly with Aspas' threat. Entirely at home on the international stage.
Ross Barkley - 7.5
Exquisite pass in build up to England's third. A solid contribution from the Chelsea star.
Eric Dier - 8
Helped England steady the ship after England's uncomfortable opening. A calm head in the heat of battle. Booked.
Harry Winks - 8
Oozed confidence in possession and showed discipline. Plays football the way it should be played. Booked.
Raheem Sterling - 8.5
What do they say about London buses? Ended his goal drought in emphatic fashion. Brilliant. 8.5
Harry Kane - 8
His England goal drought extends to seven but was hugely influential with two assists.
Marcus Rashford - 8
The night the Manchester United star came of age at this level. A goal and assist. 8
Subs
Kyle Walker (Barkley 76) - Slotted straight into a back five as England shut up shop.
Trent Alexander-Arnold (Trippier 85) - Shored up the defence for the closing stages.
Nathaniel Chalobah (Winks 90) - On for his England debut.
Subs not used
Butland, Bettinelli, Dunk, Mount, Maddison, Sancho
Gareth Southgate - 8
Got his tactics spot on. His status as a national hero keeps rising. Sir Gareth?
Elsa98
136
Two goals from raheem sterling and a marcus rashford strike helped the three lions to a 3-2 win in their nations league against spain.
Vikram95
99
Sterling was just sublime yesterday . It just shows how good the English team is and how tactically adept Southgate is . He didn't have the services of Walker or Stones for this game , yet with a very young team he managed to trump a really good Spanish set up who were red hot . He deserves plaudits for the performance his team put in and a well deserved victory for England