Spain Reviewed World Cup Matches

1:0

The 2026 World Cup final at MetLife Stadium was settled by Torres's 106th-minute goal — scored by a substitute, not a starter.

4:0

Spain thrashed Saudi Arabia 4-0, backing up a massive xG edge — 2.3 to 0.14.

0:2

The three saves made by Spain’s goalkeeper are the defensive foundation of this 0:2 result. France reach the target often enough to suggest a route back, but each stop preserves the growing sense that their attacks lack the clean final action.

2:1

Was the interesting question whether Belgium could hang around long enough to make this awkward? Yes, and they did for a while, which is not the same as saying they matched Spain.

0:1

After 90 minutes, the match was still pretending to be one of those respectable draws people praise because they cannot remember anything sharper to say. Spain had spent too long pushing at it for that explanation to survive.

3:0

Oyarzabal's brace — on 36 and 89 minutes — framed an evening in which Austria never once hit the target. 3:0 with xG 2.84 against 0.32: the 28% anomaly score almost yawns.

0:1

Some group-stage evenings compress into one line of the match report: Spain's only accurate attempt became the game's only goal. Uruguay lost 0:1 and has little grounds for complaint — with xG 0.20, the hosts earned precisely the zero they took home.

0:0

Spain fired 27 shots but couldn't find the net against Cape Verde — a rare scoreless draw with xG running 2.1 to 0.2.