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A press report has revealed potentially unbelievable statistics for Spain’s 2026 World Cup matches against Cape Verde and Saudi Arabia.
The newspaper said:Brand:“This is not a joke. It may sound unbelievable, but it is true. In Spain’s two matches at the 2026 World Cup, against Cape Verde and Saudi Arabia, de la Fuente’s team suffered just three fouls.”
He continued. “It’s a very low number, but the most surprising thing about this statistic is that all three fouls resulted in cards.”
The first occasion was in a goalless draw against Cape Verde, where the Spaniards made only one mistake, a mistake by López Cabral in the sixteenth minute.
That slap led to Llorente’s first and only yellow card of the match. This was the only mistake Spain made in the entire match, and the African team did not need to make any more mistakes to stop the Spanish team.
Saudi Arabia’s game was tougher, with two fouls, both yellow cards.
Salem Al Dosari received a yellow card for hitting Pedro Porro, and Mohamed Kanu for elbowing Rodri.
If the first round was historic, then this one will be a record holder.
No match since the 1966 FA Championship has seen a team commit a single error throughout… and this error even gave them a valuable point over the reigning European champions.
But that was not the case against Saudi Arabia, who suffered a heavy loss in Atlanta. We have to analyze the significance of this amazing statistic, but what is clear is that Spain’s opponents need not make mistakes.
Pedri received the only yellow card in extra time. Thus, the team won a crushing victory over Saudi Arabia (4/0). He kept a clean sheet for the second time in this tournament.
A historic record… as Spain have never kept a clean sheet in their first two World Cup matches and La Roja’s goalkeeper has never looked so comfortable.
