World record: "Spain" makes new history after winning the 2026 World Cup, an achievement never before accomplished.
On 20 July 2026, Spain's national team made football history again by capturing the 2026 World Cup, defeating Argentina 1-0 in extra time with a winning goal by Ferran Torres in the 116th minute.
This marked Spain’s second World Cup title since 2010 in South Africa, highlighted by an outstanding performance conceding only one goal across eight matches in the 2026 tournament (including a 2-1 quarterfinal win over Belgium) and keeping seven clean sheets.
Additionally, Spain extended their unbeaten streak in international matches to 38 consecutive games (2024 to present), setting a new world record by surpassing Italy’s previous record of 37 matches (2018-2021).
Spain’s most recent defeat dates back to 22 March 2024, when they lost 0-1 to Colombia in a friendly match at London Stadium, a neutral venue in London, England.
1. Spain – 38 matches (2024–present), 29 wins, 9 draws
2. Italy – 37 matches (2018–2021), 28 wins, 9 draws
3. Argentina – 36 matches (2019–2022), 25 wins, 11 draws
4. Brazil – 35 matches (1993–1996), 29 wins, 6 draws
4. Spain – 35 matches (2007–09), 32 wins, 3 draws
