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Spain

National team · Spain

«La Roja»

91 Matches
60 wins
24 draws
7 losses
208–67 Goals
+141 Difference
2.3 Scored per game
Form W 10 Jul · Home Belgium · 2:1 W 14 Jul · Away France · 2:0 W 19 Jul · Home Argentina · 1:0 W 26 Sep · Away England · 3:2 W 29 Sep · Home Croatia · 4:1 W 3 Oct · Home Czech Republic · 3:1

Spain won the 2010 FIFA World Cup as the middle tournament of a run of three: the European Championship in 2008, the World Cup in 2010, the European Championship again in 2012. Before that run the shelf held one continental title, from 1964, and an Olympic gold from Barcelona in 1992. The team went on to win the European Championship in 2024 and the World Cup a second time in 2026.

The route to that point began with an official match on 28 August 1920 against Denmark, won 1–0. The Olympic tournament in Antwerp followed within days, and the side came home with silver. The Royal Spanish Football Federation already existed by then. It was founded on 29 September 1913 with King Alfonso XIII as honorary president, after an earlier federation, formed in 1909, had been dissolved.

The nickname La Roja comes from the red shirt, worn with blue shorts and red socks. The away kit is white. The Santiago Bernabéu in Madrid, rebuilt to hold 83,186, is where the biggest matches most often go.

Sergio Ramos holds the appearance record with 180 caps. Iker Casillas, in goal, made 167. David Villa scored 59 goals, more than anyone else who has worn the shirt.

Olympic silver has come three times, in 1920, 2000 and 2020, against the single gold.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
6 Oct UEFA Nations League Croatia A
3 Oct UEFA Nations League Czech Republic H 3:1 W
29 Sep UEFA Nations League Croatia H 4:1 W
26 Sep UEFA Nations League England A 3:2 W
19 Jul World Cup Argentina H 1:0 W
14 Jul World Cup France A 2:0 W

Standing

UEFA Nations League

Group stage · League A - Group C

# Team M W L Goals Pts
1 Spain 3 3 0 10:4 9
2 England 3 2 1 11:3 6
3 Croatia 3 1 2 3:12 3
4 Czech Republic 3 0 3 2:7 0
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Team statistics

matches counted in total: 91
91 Matches
60 wins
24 draws
7 losses
208–67 Goals
+141 Difference
2.3 Scored per game
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 91
60wins: 60 · 65% 24draws: 24 · 26% 7losses: 7 · 7%
wins losses
Scored and conceded last matches
10 Jul · Home Belgium · 2:1
14 Jul · Away France · 2:0
19 Jul · Home Argentina · 1:0
26 Sep · Away England · 3:2
29 Sep · Home Croatia · 4:1
3 Oct · Home Czech Republic · 3:1
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 91 52 39
Scored 208 132 76
Conceded 67 36 31
Scored per game 2.3 2.5 1.9
Conceded per game 0.7 0.7 0.8
Difference +141 +96 +45

Key players

by appearances over the last year

Squad of Spain

by appearances over the last year
Number Player Position Age Matches
22 Marc Cucurella Saseta Defender 12
19 Lamine Yamal Forward 12
3 Alejandro Grimaldo García Defender 12
5 P. Kubarci Defender 12
15 Alejandro Baena Rodríguez Forward 12
7 Ferran Torres García Forward 12
10 Daniel Olmo Carvajal Midfielder 12
21 Mikel Oyarzabal Ugarte Forward 12
20 Pedri Midfielder 12
23 Unai Simón Mendibil Goalkeeper 12
14 Aymeric Jean Louis Gérard Alph Laporte Defender 12
1 David Raya Goalkeeper 12
16 Rodri Midfielder 12
18 Martín Zubimendi Midfielder 11
11 Víctor Muñoz Villanueva Forward 11
11 Yeremy Jesús Pino Santos Midfielder 11
8 Fabián Ruiz Peña Midfielder 10
12 Marc Pubill Pagès Defender 10
17 Nicholas Williams Arthuer Forward 10
6 Mikel Merino Midfielder 10
12 Pedro Antonio Porro Sauceda Defender 10
5 Marcos Llorente Moreno Midfielder 10
26 Borja Iglesias Quintás Forward 10
4 Eric García Martret Defender 9
13 Joan García Pons Goalkeeper 9
9 Pablo Martín Páez Gavira Midfielder 8
2 Dean Donny Huijsen Defender 4
9 Fermín López Martín Midfielder 4
13 Josep Martínez Riera Goalkeeper 2
2 Cristhian Andrey Mosquera Ibargüen Defender 2
8 ES Carlos Soler Barragán Midfielder 29 2
17 ES Pablo Fornals Malla Midfielder 30 2
13 Alejandro Remiro Gargallo Goalkeeper 2
26 ES Ander Barrenetxea Muguruza Midfielder 24 2
4 ES Iván Fresneda Corraliza Defender 22 1

Fixtures of Spain

Honours of Spain

  • UEFA European Championship 1964, 2008, 2012, 2024 4
  • FIFA World Cup 2010, 2026 2
  • Olympic Games Gold Medal 1992 1
  • UEFA Nations League 2023 1
  • Olympic Games Silver Medal 1920, 2000, 2020 3
  • FIFA Confederations Cup Silver 2013 1
  • FIFA Confederations Cup Bronze 2009 1

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