France hopes for rare World Cup upset against Spain, only achieved twice in history

France is experiencing an unprecedented opportunity at the 2026 World Cup after trailing 2-0 against Spain in the semi-final. It is an attempt to achieve a historic comeback that has only happened twice before in the history of the tournament. While Spain is ahead with two goals, the French team is striving for a remarkable remontada—a rare feat at this stage—having only succeeded twice previously in coming back from a significant deficit in a semi-final. The match is currently paused after Mikel Oyarzabal scored from a penalty, followed by Pedro Boro adding the second goal, amid Spain's dominance over the game and notable performance from their players. Meanwhile, the French players have only managed one shot on goal so far. The identity of the finalist will be determined by the outcome of tonight’s encounter between France and Spain, as the final phase of the match unfolds.

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