England's poor Nations League run continued as they slumped to their worst home defeat since 1928 against a ruthless Hungary to leave Gareth Southgate's side condemned to the bottom of Group A3.

The Three Lions have now gone four games without a single win for the first time since 2014 and look increasingly out of form and confidence with a World Cup looming at the end of this year.

England gaffer Gareth Southgate made nine changes to the side that drew with Italy and his did start with some attacking intent when Reece James, from left-back, combined well with Kane before lofting a ball to the back post, where Bowen was unable to turn it in but any desire to take the lead was slowly snuffed out as the hosts capitulated under a flurry of attacks from the Hungarians.

Freiburg forward Roland Sallai put the visitors in front with a well-taken finish at the back post, then doubled Hungary's lead with his second on the break 20 minutes from time.

There was more to come from a rampant Hungary who seemed to relish their impressive display early on as Zsolt Nagy fired in from range and - after John Stones was sent off to compound a woeful evening for the hosts - Daniel Gazdag finished smartly to wrap up a second historic win over England in 10 days.

Jarrod Bowen had earlier missed a decent chance at the back post from Reece James' cross and Harry Kane flicked a header against the bar, but the hosts once again lacked the belief and inventiveness to open up their opposition.

Hungary - who top a group that also includes Germany and Italy - were well organised and clinical to earn only their second win over the Three Lions on English soil and first since a famous 6-3 success at Wembley in 1953.