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An amazing number
Spain continued to make history on the international stage after winning the 2026 World Cup title, defeating Argentina with an unanswered goal in the final, combining world glory with an unprecedented record in European football.
According to Squaka, a British network specializing in football statistics, the Spanish national team has become the longest unbeaten streak of a European team in the history of men’s international football, after playing 38 consecutive matches without a single defeat.
During this historic run, the Spanish national team won back-to-back wins against major rivals with limited draws, confirming the technical stability of the team under their coach Luis de la Fuente, who was able to build a new generation that returned La Roja to the pinnacle of world football.
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The record wasn’t the only achievement, as winning the World Cup gave the streak even more value after Spain finished the tournament as champions, confirming that their records were not just statistics, but rather a reflection of their excellence inside the green rectangle.
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This achievement reflects the degree of development Spain have seen in recent years, as they have managed to combine a traditional philosophy of possession and speed with an attacking transformation, while relying on a group of young talents who have established themselves on the international stage.
The Spanish national team now has two historical achievements at the same time. The 2026 World Cup title and the longest unbeaten run by a European team in the history of international football confirm that La Roja is experiencing one of the greatest periods in its history.
