Spain's record teeters as France looms before World Cup final

Spain enter the decisive clash with France carrying a 37‑match unbeaten run, a streak that began in June 2023. A victory would lock the nation into the World Cup final and extend the record, making the upcoming encounter a pivotal moment for the squad.

Since June 2023 Spain have amassed 30 wins and seven draws, scoring 96 goals while conceding only 26. The unbeaten run has spanned the European Championship, the Nations League and the current World Cup campaign, underscoring consistency across major tournaments.

Italy previously held the European benchmark with 31 unbeaten matches between 2018 and 2021. Spain’s 37‑match sequence therefore establishes a new European record in world football.

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The next target, the 38th match, demands a victory over France to secure a World Cup final berth. Such a win would not only extend the unbeaten record but also guarantee Spain a place in the tournament’s decisive game.

The streak has become the backbone of the squad’s confidence as the tournament approaches. With the France duel looming, the pressure to preserve the record intensifies.