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Spain's Fortress: Just One Goal Conceded in World Cup!
14 Jul
Summary
- Spain has conceded only one goal in six World Cup matches.
- Only France and Italy achieved similar defensive records before winning.
- Spain's defense is tested against France's potent attack.
Spain's journey to the 2026 FIFA World Cup semi-finals has been characterized by an extraordinary defensive performance. La Roja has conceded a mere single goal across their six matches played.
This defensive solidity is a historic feat, achieved previously only by France in 1998 and Italy in 2006, both of whom went on to win the World Cup. Spain's defensive record is even more impressive considering the addition of a Round of 32, meaning they have played an extra match.
France's 1998 campaign saw them concede their goal in a group stage match, while Italy's solitary goal against them also occurred during the group stage. Both teams maintained clean sheets in crucial knockout games.
Now, Spain faces a potent French attack that has scored 16 goals in six matches, led by Mbappé and Dembélé. This semi-final clash promises a compelling battle between Spain's impenetrable defense and France's high-powered offense.
