Jamie Vardy was lucky not to be sent-off before winning penalty for England

The Spanish players weren't happy about this challenge.

Jamie Vardy was at the centre of the action in the first-half at Wembley tonight. The Leicester City striker started for England against Spain in the friendly, but clearly didn't get the memo that there was nothing at stake in the game. After just six minutes, Vardy landed a crunching tackle on Cesar Azpilicueta Vardy and the Chelsea defender went for a loose ball, with the speedy England striker getting there first and swinging at it. However, he followed through and landed some studs on Azpilicueta's shin. https://twitter.com/ScottishKits/status/798620637661200384 https://twitter.com/itvfootball/status/798620476155318272 The Spain defender didn't need to be taken-off, but his teammates, and some on Twitter, weren't happy with Vardy's challenge. https://twitter.com/SquawkaNews/status/798623225777295360 https://twitter.com/TonyBarrett/status/798618099364859904 https://twitter.com/StephanieRoche9/status/798618871519412224 https://twitter.com/pokeefe1/status/798618862900178945 https://twitter.com/GoonerGordo/status/798618938292596736 Two minutes later, Vardy was in the thick of the action again. The striker latched onto a wonderful, curled pass from Adam Lallana, and looked to take the ball around Pepe Reina. However, the former Liverpool goalkeeper had other ideas, and made clear contact with Vardy, who was attempting to get the ball under control, and gave away a penalty. Lallana scored from the spot to give England the lead at half-time. The in-form Liverpool midfielder was substituted after 22-minutes for Theo Walcott. Catch up with the latest episode of Football Friday Live here