Spain sets historic World Cup record

The Spain national team in the 2026 World Cup achieved a historic milestone by winning their second title, with an exceptional defensive record, having conceded only one goal throughout their journey in the tournament— the lowest in World Cup history. Despite playing eight matches due to the new format involving 48 teams, Spain managed to maintain a cohesive defensive system, surpassing previous records which allowed up to two goals at most. The only player to find the net against Spain was from Belgium during the quarter-finals, in a match that ended 2-1, while other teams, including Argentina in the final, failed to score against them. This reflects the strength of the Spanish team's defensive structure and tactical discipline. Therefore, this record is extraordinary and confirms Spain’s dominance in defensive performance in World Cup history.

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