5 things we learned from the last international break

#2 England - Three Lions or Young Lions?

The average age of England's first team against Spain in the 2-3 victory was an astonishing 23.3 years

Liverpool Legend Jaime Carragher in the aftermath of England's 2-3 victory in Spain claimed that England are finally playing like a top European team after many long years. But who's responsible? Definitely the young generation of English stars who have stepped up and taken matters into their own hands.

The average age of England's first team against Spain in the 2-3 victory was an astonishing 23.3 years, which is great as England have always been known to field experienced sides in the last two decades.

Gone are the days of Wayne Rooney, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, and Paul Scholes. With them are gone the days of the failure England surprisingly faced, even as the above mentioned names were at the peak of their careers for their respective clubs.

Now, the likes of Harry Kane, Raheem Sterling, Marcus Rashford and Eric Dier are up for a challenge as England try to build on their World Cup 4th place finish earlier this year, and will surely give 200 percent to bring the World Cup trophy back home 4-8 years down the line.