Spain star Dani Carvajal mocks England players for 'crying' about his tackle on Bukayo Saka... after Harry Kane led the protests during Euro 2024 final clash
- Real Madrid defender Carvajal tripped Saka from behind in the first-half
- A free-kick was given though England players felt he should have been booked
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England players were mocked by Spain star Dani Carvajal during the first-half of the Euro 2024 final.
Just under 25 minutes into the match, Bukayo Saka tried to burst into the England half only to be tripped up from behind by the veteran Spanish defender.
A free-kick was awarded though England players protested the decision.
Phil Foden was seen waving his arms in the air, while captain Harry Kane rushed over to speak to the referee with the Three Lions appearing to feel that the Real Madrid full-back should have been booked.
No yellow was given, and Carvajal mocked the English players in response, rubbing his eyes, insinuating they were 'crying' over the decision.
England players were unhappy after Bukayo Saka was fouled by Spain's Dani Carvajal
Dani Carvajal appeared to mock England players for 'crying' about the fact that he didn't get booked
Harry Kane spoke to referee Francois Letexier about the decision not to book Carvajal
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There would be more frustration for Kane just moments later after he was the first man to go into the referee's book.
It was a fair decision however, after he lunged in late on Spain midfielder Fabian Ruiz after the ball had already been played.
Spain were triumphant on Sunday night with Mikel Oyarzabal netting the late winner in a 2-1 victory.
Nico Williams gave Spain the lead early in the second half before substitute Cole Palmer equalised for Gareth Southgate's side.