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World Cup
team-logoPortugal
0 - 1
FT
team-logoSpain
M. Merino 90' + 1'
(HT 0-0) (FT 0-1)

Portugal vs SpainResults & stats,

Key Events

Stats

POR

Summary

ESP
  • 44%

    Ball possession

    56%
  • 0.78

    Expected Goals

    1.688
  • 10

    Total shots

    15
  • 2

    Shots on target

    6
  • 3

    Corners

    7
  • 9

    Fouls Committed

    13
  • 2

    Offsides

    1
  • 21

    Throw ins

    17
POR

Attacking

ESP
  • 10

    Total shots

    15
  • 2

    Shots on target

    6
  • 6

    Shots off target

    9
  • 2

    Blocked shots

    0
  • 1

    Counter Attacks

    1
POR

Passing

ESP
  • 14

    Total crosses

    20
  • 427

    Total passes

    534
POR

Duels

ESP
  • 5

    Air challenges won

    4
  • 4

    Air challenges lost

    5
POR

Defence

ESP
  • 5

    Goal Kicks

    6
  • 5

    Saves

    2
  • 14

    Free Kicks

    11
  • 7

    Clearances

    3
  • 20

    Interceptions

    10
POR

Discipline

ESP
  • 2

    Yellow cards

    1
  • 0

    Red cards

    0

Injuries and Suspensions

  • No sidelined players
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Injuries and Suspensions

  • No sidelined players
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Pick your winner

Portugal50%13,048
16%4,200
Spain34%8,886

Match details

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World Cup - 1/8
AT&T Stadium
  • How Portugal wasted a golden shot at World Cup glory

    Wayne Rooney described Cristiano Ronaldo's final appearance at a World Cup as "a sad day for football". It wasn't, though. Not really. Ronaldo may be one of the most iconic figures in sporting history, but Spain's victory over an insipid Portugal side, taken in conjunction with Belgium battering the United States, actually made July 6, 2026 a pretty good day for the game.
    Cristiano Ronaldo Roberto Martinez Portugal GFX
  • ‘Plays himself next five tournaments’ - CR7 tipped for new role

    Following Portugal's heartbreak at the World Cup, speculation is mounting over Cristiano Ronaldo's next move. With Roberto Martinez stepping down, pundits have suggested Ronaldo could take over as national team manager to retain his influence. The bold claim has sparked humorous suggestions that Ronaldo would continue to select himself as a player for the next five tournaments.
    FBL-WC-2026-MATCH93-POR-ESP
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