Zidane list for United

invited Shaw to gallop forward. The full-back then guided a stunning low cross into the path of Rashford as he ghosted in behind Ramos to produce a finish that gave De Gea no chance.

The watching Jose Mourinho would have approved.

It took Spain just 90 seconds to land a blow to restore parity.

This time, Shaw was at fault, jumping into a rash challenge on Carvajal, before Rodrigo escaped to pull a low cross back into the heart of England’s box for Niguez to ram a low finish beyond Jordan Pickford.

Spain, with Ramos relishing the grief he was being given by the Wembley fans, passed and probed.

But England still carried a threat. And Kane thought he was about to restore his side’s lead on 23 minutes when Spain’s offside trap broke down and Maguire headed Trippier’s freekick invitingly into his path 10 yards out. The England skipper was just cocking the trigger of his right boot when Carvajal got back to nudge the ball to safety.

Southgate would have been frustrated when the visitors exposed another lapse in concentration to go ahead in the 32nd minute.

Kane failed to track Rodrigo when Thiago sent a low free-kick in from the left and Gomez could not react quickly enough to prevent the Valencia forward to steal in at the near post to score.

England should have been level immediately when a short corner was worked back to Jesse Lingard and his cross seemed perfect for Rashford as he leapt six yards from goal.

But the England striker went for power instead of precision and De Gea was able to pull off a trademark save when a downward header would have surely given him no hope.

Shaw’s evening ended when he ran blindly into the shoulder of Carvajal and seemed to lose consciousness before hitting the turf with a crash. He did appear to come round on the stretcher and was given gas and air.

England should have claimed a share of the spoils 10 minutes from time when Rashford burst clear only to fire his shot too close to De Gea.

Then late sub Danny Welbeck had the ball in the net deep into stoppage time – the goal disallowed for a foul on De Gea.

Southgate appeared to mouth a crude assessment of that decision. Hard to blame him.

PERFECT START! Marcus Rashford opens scoring great off a move – and celebrates with Golden Boot hero Harry Kane (above) GOLDEN SHOT: Kane receives the Golden Boot from England boss Southgate EDDIE HOWE is set for a big pay rise at Bournemouth.The 40-year-old is poised to re-negotiate a contract with the south coast club that will see him extend his successful Cherries reign.It is understood that Howe’s £750,000 salary was given a significant uplift following promotion to the Premier League — and it should now rocket above £3million, with bonuses adding to the pot.Howe, who has been in charge at the Vitality Stadium for six years during his second spell at the club, was tied down following a deal that he signed in 2015. could return to Britain on Thursday, October 25 for the game at Ibrox – and the chance to pitch up against his former England team-mate.Centre-half Terry had four offers to extend his playing career, including one in the Premier League, but opted to join Spartak for at least 12 months.But he could extend that stay, with the deal understood to include an option for a further year.The Russian Premier League side will become only the third club of Terry’s career following his trophy-laden days at Chelsea and a year at Villa, with whom he narrowly missed out on promotion. standby if there’s a change of heart. It’s why he has been compiling a short list of players he would like to bring in to help turn around the club’s fortunes.They include Real Madrid’s Toni Kroos, Bayern Munich’s Thiago Alcantara, James Rodriguez — on loan at Bayern Munich from Real Madrid — and Paris Saint-Germain striker Edinson Cavani.Zidane has a burning ambition to manage in England. His name has been the subject of much players’ gossip at United’s Carrington training ground, where the atmosphere under Mourinho is said to be strained.