Spain equals team record with 35-Game unbeaten streak

autty

Published 2026-07-07 05:39:48

In the 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Spain defeated Portugal 1-0 to advance to the quarterfinals. Spain has now gone 35 consecutive matches unbeaten, equaling the longest record in the team's history.

In this match against Portugal, Spain defeated their opponents 1-0 thanks to a goal from substitute Merino.

Spain has now gone 35 consecutive matches unbeaten, with a record of 26 wins and 9 draws (penalty shootouts are counted as draws), equaling the longest unbeaten streak in the team's history (set between February 2007 and June 2009).

Among European national teams, only Italy has had a longer unbeaten streak, going 37 matches unbeaten between 2018 and 2021.

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grace_lion1930

Today 06:25

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Yupabklort 1 👍

Today 06:24

useless record. Spain need another world cup trophy

theSunnyCoder

Today 06:05

I’m referring to Spain’s next match, and I never thought Portugal could beat Spain.

boucdert 1 👍

Today 06:05

The pain that Spain gave to Cr7 fans will last for 7 years.

xX_Phoenix_Xx

Today 06:03

I even said that if France struggled to break down Paraguay’s deep defensive block, how could they possibly overcome Morocco—assuming their opponents were all at their strongest?

xX_Shark_Xx

Today 05:59

Don’t understand—what’s this about red and yellow cards?

leo_panda1095

Today 05:59

Spain doesn’t look like a team capable of winning the tournament—its attack is utterly toothless. In the past, they had peak Torres and Villa; during their last European Championship triumph, they also boasted two explosive wide threats. Now, however, their attack is painfully feeble: there’s virtually no presence at the center-forward position—you can’t even spot a striker—and nobody’s there to receive cut-backs. In the end, they’re forced to deploy Merino as a makeshift center-forward. Admittedly, Merino does have legitimate credentials in that role.

Golden-Panda

Today 05:57

Even with a 11-vs-10 advantage, they only scored in stoppage time—this is Spain’s “Golden Generation”? Terrible performance.

sam_hunter975

Today 05:56

The Portuguese defender lost concentration for just a moment—and was immediately exploited. That’s how Spain does it: the slightest mispositioning by a defender, and a perfectly timed through ball follows.

theLuckyCoder 2 👍

Today 05:55

Spain can’t get past Austria, Spain can’t get past Portugal, Spain can’t get past the USA—then what?

Olivia298

Today 05:55

One substitution, one death

sean_raven942

Today 05:55

Spain has championship credentials.

Kyle883

Today 05:55

No need to worry—going into extra time simply means Portugal plays an additional 30 minutes.

OLIVIA213

Today 05:55

In the end, it’ll likely be Portugal feeling the pressure—unless Spain makes mistakes, Portugal truly has little chance, as Spain poses far greater threat.

Jack874

Today 05:55

If you don’t buy balls, you won’t understand.

StevenKim13

Today 05:53

The irony is 41 year old crying over 6-7 games of world cup he didn’t dreamt of winning

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