Saudi team faces historical defeat after Spain's four-goal win

The Saudi national team’s heavy loss to Spain, with a 4-0 score in the second round of the 2026 World Cup, set several negative historical records. These included the fastest three goals conceded since the start of matches in Saudi Arabia’s World Cup history. Additionally, the Saudi team did not manage to attack the opponent’s net throughout the game. Hamdan Tembaekti scored an own goal, marking the first own goal in the Green Falcons’ World Cup participation history. As a result, this World Cup is only four goals away from the record set in the previous edition in terms of own goals scored.

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