Spain thrash Saudi Arabia 4–0 in Atlanta in Group H of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Spain rediscovered their form, were dominant in Atlanta, and clearly defeated Saudi Arabia 4–0.

They will now decide their fate in Group H against Uruguay on the final matchday!

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Spain beat Saudi Arabia 4–0 and keep their hopes alive of reaching the Round of 16 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Ferran Torres scores the fifth goal, but it’s ruled out for offside.

The final six minutes of the match are being played.

Final change for Saudi Arabia: Khalid Al-Ghannam comes on, and Nasser Al-Dawsari goes off.

Play is stopped due to a head clash between two Saudi Arabian players.

Spain have slowed the pace, and Saudi Arabia are pushing forward. The match is winding down in Atlanta.

In the closing stages of the match, Saudi Arabia tried for the first time, but it was comfortably dealt with by Simón.

The Asians are timidly trying to reach Simón’s goal, but with little clarity.

The final quarter of an hour is underway. Both teams seem to have taken their foot off the gas.

The final 20 minutes are now being played in Atlanta.

Another change for Spain: Pedri is off, and Fabián Ruiz comes on.

The second cooling break of the match is underway.

Spain have made two substitutions: Dani Olmo and Álex Baena are off, with Nico Williams and Mikel Merino coming on.

Saudi Arabia also make changes: Abdulelah Al-Amri and Firas Al-Buraikan go off, replaced by Mohammed Abu Al-Shamat and Alaa Hejji.

Mohamed Kanno is booked.

Spain keep the ball at their feet and push for a fifth goal. Saudi Arabia struggle to get past the halfway line.

Spain continue to dominate possession, just as they did in the first half.

Marc Cucurella found the back of the net from a corner, with the ball taking a deflection off a defender.

The second half is now underway in Atlanta!

Two changes for Spain: Yeremy Pino and Ferran Torres have come on, replacing Lamine Yamal and Mikel Oyarzabal.

Saudi Arabia have also made two substitutions, with Abdullah Alkhaibari and Musab Al-Juwayr making way for Abdullah Al-Hamdan and Mohamed Kanno.

Spain are thrashing Saudi Arabia 3–0, and it could easily have been more. Luis de la Fuente’s side have been led by a brilliant Lamine Yamal and have completely outplayed their opponents.

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Spain thrash Saudi Arabia 3–0 with goals from Lamine Yamal and Mikel Oyarzabal.

Five minutes of stoppage time are being played.

The striker missed out on the hat-trick after a wayward shot.

The final five minutes of the first half are now being played, with only one dominant team on the pitch.

Saudi Arabia offer no resistance, and Oyarzabal misses his third goal after a shot that hits the crossbar.

Spain are playing at will; Saudi Arabia can’t get past midfield.

The final quarter-hour is underway. Spain continue to dominate.

The final stretch of the first half is now being played in Atlanta.

The first cooling break of the match takes place.

Mikel Oyarzabal scores his brace after a cross from Olmo.

Mikel Oyarzabal, after some rebounds in the box, scores the second.

Spain lowered the intensity, although it remains dangerous.

First quarter of an hour with European dominance.

Lamine Yamal becomes the standout player of the match.

Lamine Yamal met a cross from Oyarzabal and opened the scoring.

The Asian side is maintaining defensive structure, and Salem is the counterattacking threat.

Dani Olmo wasted a shot that went into the stands. Porro also tried a shot from outside the box, but it went wide.

All attacking plays go through the feet of the number 19.

La Roja quickly looks for the opposing goal, with Yamal as the main protagonist.

Spain and Saudi Arabia are now underway in Atlanta!

Teams are on the pitch, national anthems are being played in the stadium.

The teams are now preparing to step onto the pitch.

Spain is currently ranked second in the FIFA rankings, while Saudi Arabia is ranked 61st.

Players from both national teams are already in the locker rooms, getting ready for the start of the match.

The fact that this is a covered stadium means that outdoor weather conditions will not affect the game.

Spain and Saudi Arabia are going through their pre-match warm-ups, awaiting what promises to be a great and also decisive game.

Fans are slowly making their way to the stadium, and the stands are starting to fill up. A great match lies ahead!

The inclusion of Lamine Yamal in Spain’s starting eleven has led to other changes.

Luis de la Fuente decided to leave Gavi on the bench; he is not starting, although he could still be used during the match if the coach decides so.

Spain’s future will depend entirely on whether they win, draw, or lose this match. The same applies to Saudi Arabia.

Both teams drew their opening games and cannot afford to drop more points.

The match between Spain and Saudi Arabia will be played at Atlanta Stadium, commonly known as Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Home of the NFL’s Falcons, it has a capacity of approximately 75,000 people.

Georgios Donis has selected these eleven players to face Spain.

Mohamed Alowais; Ali Lajami, Abdulelah Alamri, Hassan Altambakti, Saud Abdulhamid, Moteb Alharbi; Nasser Aldawsari, Musab Aljuwayr, Abdullah Alkhaibari; Feras Albrikan, Salem Aldwasari.

These are the 11 players that Luis de la Fuente will field from the start.

Unai Simon; Pedro Porro, Pau Cubarsi, Aymeric Laporte, Marc Cucurella; Rodrigo, Pedri; Lamine Yamal, Alex Baena, Dani Olmo; Mikel Oyarzabal.

For this match, Saudi Arabia will wear their alternate kit, all in white. Spain, on the other hand, will play in their traditional red jersey.

South American officials have been appointed to officiate this match.

Raphael Claus will be the main referee, with his assistants Danilo Ricardo Simon Manis and Rodrigo Figueiredo Henrique Correa, all from Brazil. The fourth official will be Andrés José Rojas Noguera from Colombia.

In the VAR booth will be Nicolás Gallo Barragán, while Alexander Guzmán will serve as the reserve assistant referee, both also from Colombia.

The match is scheduled for 12 PM ET.

Those who want to watch the game in the United States will be able to do so live on FOX and Telemundo through traditional TV coverage.

Additionally, this exciting match will also be available on Fubo, DirecTV Stream, Sling Blue, Hulu + Live TV, and Peacock Premium.

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