In the Spain vs Austria Round of 32 game in the FIFA World Cup 2026, Spain produced another strong performance to claim a 3-0 win.
Key Match Stats of Spain vs Austria (FIFA World Cup 2026: Round of 32)
Match Result: Spain 3 – 0 Austria
Possession: Spain 59% – 33% Austria (10% in Contest)
Shots (On Target): Spain 23 (10) – 5 (0) Austria
Corners Won: Spain 9 – 0 Austria
Free Kicks: Spain 20 – 10 Austria
- Spain recorded their first World Cup knockout stage win since the FIFA World Cup 2014, as their previous such win was against the Netherlands in the Final of the World Cup 2010.
- Since 1998, it was the first time that Spain scored more than one goal in a World Cup knockout stage game. Their previous such record was when they beat Switzerland by 3-0 at the Round of 16 in the FIFA World Cup 1994 edition.
FIFA World Cup 2026 (Round of 32): Spain vs Austria Official Match Stats
Important Facts of Spain vs Austria (FIFA World Cup 2026: Round of 32)
- Mikel Oyarzabal opened the scoreline for Spain in the 36th minute. Marc Cucurella set the ball brilliantly, as Mikel finished that with a perfect shot inside the box.
- Pedro Porro scored Spain’s second goal in the 66th minute. While Alex Baena delivered a perfect cross, Porro scored his first international goal, which came through his header.
- Mikel Oyarzabal scored his second goal in the match in the 89th minute. Mikel didn’t waste the open opportunity, as his shot successfully beat the goalkeeper to make the scoreline 3-0 for the WC 2010 champions.
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The Match Status: Spain vs Austria (FIFA World Cup 2026: Round of 32)
Spain totally dominated the game, as Austria hardly had any chance to make a comeback. Das Team failed to manage any shot on target in the entire game. Spain haven’t a goal yet in the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026.
What does the Spain vs Austria (FIFA World Cup 2026: Round of 32) match mean?
Spain have now qualified for the Round of 16 of the FIFA World Cup 2026. They will face the winners between Portugal and Croatia in the Round of 16, which has been scheduled for 6 July.