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2026 World Cup Stats: Spain's Second Title
Spain's national team won the 2026 World Cup for the second time in its history, following the outstanding performance of its stars and the record-breaking numbers achieved during the tournament. Spain scored 14 goals in the competition, the highest tally in their World Cup participations, surpassing their figures in 1986 and 2010 editions. They maintained a strong defensive record, conceding no goals in 6 of their matches, and continued their undefeated streak to reach 38 games—a new world record—outperforming Italy's previous record. Thanks to a solid team effort and individual excellence, players like Lamine Yamal and Mikel Oyarzabal set new records, while goalkeeper Unai Simón kept clean sheets in most matches. Spain's victory came after a series of consecutive wins, totaling 7 in a row on their way to the title. The team emphasized the importance of defensive performance and collective effort as key factors in their success.
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