England secured a 3-0 victory over Greece in the Nations League, with Curtis Jones scoring a remarkable backheel goal on his debut. This win allowed England to top Group B2, overtaking Greece on goal difference, as both teams now have 12 points. The match was a chance for Lee Carsley's team to avenge their previous 2-1 defeat at Wembley.
England started strong with Noni Madueke making an impressive run down the right wing. He beat four defenders before setting up Ollie Watkins for a close-range finish in the seventh minute. Jordan Pickford played a crucial role in maintaining England's lead by saving Kostas Tsimikas' powerful shot and later denying Fotis Ioannidis from distance.

Jude Bellingham was instrumental throughout the game, hitting the post with a header early in the second half. England's second goal came in the 77th minute when Bellingham's low shot rebounded off Odysseas Vlachodimos for an own goal. Six minutes later, Jones completed the scoring by converting Morgan Gibbs-White's cross with an audacious backheel.
Curtis Jones made history as the first Liverpool player since Sammy Lee in November 1982 to score on his England debut against Greece. He is also the ninth player with the surname Jones to represent England. Additionally, Lewis Hall and Morgan Rogers earned their first caps, with Rogers becoming Aston Villa's 63rd debutant for England.
Lewis Hall made his mark as Newcastle United's youngest player to feature for England in a competitive match since Jock Rutherford in April 1904. At just 20 years and 67 days old, Hall showcased his potential on this international stage. His appearance highlights Newcastle's ongoing contribution to English football talent development.
This victory not only marked individual achievements but also demonstrated England's depth of talent and ability to perform under pressure. With this win, they have set themselves up well for future challenges in the Nations League.