Round 2 ·
Spain
4-1-2-3
Luis de la Fuente
WinnerHT: 3-0
Saudi Arabia
5-4-1
Georgios Donis
Updated:
Half Time
3–0
90 Min
4–0
Goal Scorers
Assists
Ball Possession
Corners
Counter Attacks
Fouls
Free Kicks
Goal Attempts
Goal Kicks
Goals
Offsides
Red Cards
Saves
Shots Off Target
Shots On Target
Substitutions
Throws In
Treatments
Yellow Cards
Attacks
Dangerous Attacks
Total Passes
Spain
4-1-2-3 · Luis de la Fuente
Goalkeeper
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
Saudi Arabia
5-4-1 · Georgios Donis
Goalkeeper
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
Post-Match Analysis · Full Time
The result carried immediate weight for Bangladesh fans following the group race, with Spain now on 4 points and a goal difference of 4, while Saudi Arabia remained on 1 point and a goal difference of -4. In Atlanta, Luis de la Fuente's side controlled the match from the opening spell and finished with the cleaner, sharper performance across the full 90 minutes.
Spain's first goal arrived in the 10th minute, and the pressure did not ease there: another home goal followed in the 21st minute, before the third came in the 24th minute. That early burst gave Spain complete command of the contest and left Georgios Donis' Saudi Arabia side chasing the game from a deep 5-4-1 shape. For Bangladesh viewers tracking the match at Sunday 21 June, 22:00 +06, the flow was clear long before the break.
Spain added a fourth in the 49th minute through an own goal, and the night could have become even more emphatic after a disallowed goal in the 90th minute. Saudi Arabia, by contrast, finished with two yellow cards, in the 30th minute and the 60th minute, a reflection of how much defending they were forced to do. Spain's 4 goals against 0 conceded matched the numbers in their league record: 1 win, 1 draw, 0 losses, 4 goals for, and 0 goals against, a start that underlined why they sat first.
The tactical split was plain in the team shapes on the night: Spain in a 4-1-2-3 and Saudi Arabia in a 5-4-1. Luis de la Fuente's structure produced the more dangerous openings early, and the timing of the first three goals showed how quickly Spain turned possession into advantage. Georgios Donis' side, sitting third on 1 point, could not absorb the early pressure for long enough to settle the contest. The numbers across the table matched the pattern on the pitch, with Spain's 4 goals and 0 conceded giving them a strong platform in the group.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium officially recorded an attendance of 68239, giving the match a major-stage feel in Atlanta. Spain's result also widened the gap to second place, with Uruguay on 1 point and Spain now 3 points clear at the top. For Bangladesh supporters, that makes Spain's position easy to read: 4 points, first place, and no goals conceded after 2 matches. Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, will look back at the 5 goals against and the early collapse as the key numbers that shaped the night.
What it means next: Spain stayed top of World Cup Group H with 4 points, while Saudi Arabia remained third on 1 point, leaving the group picture clearer for Bangladesh fans watching the standings closely.
Pre-Match Analysis · Full Time
Spain and Saudi Arabia will meet at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta with both sides arriving on level numbers across the board, and that makes World Cup Group H, Round 2 feel like a match that will be decided by small details rather than by big gaps. Spain are 3rd, Saudi Arabia are 2nd, and both teams sit on 0 wins, 0 draws, 0 losses, 0 goals for, 0 goals against, 0 league points, and a 0 goal difference. For fans in Bangladesh, the kickoff is set for Sunday 21 June, 22:00 +06, with T Sports and GTV listed among the viewing options. The frame is simple: one side will try to use home status in Atlanta, while the other will defend a place just above them in the standings.
The numbers leave little room for either camp to claim early control of the group story. Spain, under Luis de la Fuente, will begin from 3rd place and will know that their first match in this section will be about turning a blank ledger into momentum. Saudi Arabia, coached by Georgios Donis, will arrive in 2nd with the same 0 points and the same neutral goal difference, but the position still gives them the slight edge of being one spot higher. That makes the meeting feel like a direct test between two teams whose records have not yet separated them, even though the table places Saudi Arabia above Spain before a ball is kicked.
World Cup Group H, Round 2 also carries a wider context because Cape Verde are the leader and Saudi Arabia are the second side in the gap picture, with the margin listed at 0. That means Saudi Arabia are already level with the team above them on 0 leader points and 0 second points, so the chance to defend 2nd in Atlanta has real value even at this early stage. Spain will be aware that a home result would immediately alter that picture, while Saudi Arabia can protect their standing by staying compact and taking the game past the opening spells. With no goals recorded yet for either side, the first strike would carry extra weight.
From the coaching benches, the contrast is less about style detail and more about who can turn an untouched record into a working advantage. Luis de la Fuente will guide Spain into a game where 3rd place offers little comfort unless it becomes a springboard, while Georgios Donis will bring Saudi Arabia into Atlanta with the better current league position and the same clean statistical slate. In a group where both teams have 0 goals for and 0 goals against, the first decisive move may come from who settles quickest rather than from any historical edge. That is why the opening phase should matter as much as the final minutes, especially with both sides trying to establish a foothold in World Cup Group H.
With Bangladesh viewers able to follow at Sunday 21 June, 22:00 +06, this should feel like an early table-shaping night for both teams. Saudi Arabia will try to keep 2nd place intact, while Spain will look to convert their home setting at Mercedes-Benz Stadium into the first meaningful move of World Cup Group H, Round 2.
Spain delivered the response expected of tournament contenders, sweeping aside Saudi Arabia 4-0 in Atlanta to restore authority to their FIFA World…
Today's attendance is 68239
Spain had the majority of ball possession and thanks to that, won the game.
That's it! The referee blows the final whistle
Ball possession: Spain: 67%, Saudi Arabia: 33%.
Ali Lajami successfully blocks the shot
A shot by Mikel Merino is blocked
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Mohammed Abu Al Shamat from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Pau Cubarsi relieves the pressure with a clearance
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Unai Simon relieves the pressure with a clearance
Saudi Arabia are trying to create something here.
Ball possession: Spain: 66%, Saudi Arabia: 34%.
NO GOAL! - After reviewing the situation, the referee announces that the goal for Spain is revoked due to offside.
VAR - GOAL! - The referee has stopped the play. VAR check in progress, a potential goal for Spain.
Ferran Torres from Spain is ruled offside
G O O O O A A A L! Spain score! Ferran Torres is on the scoresheet.
Spain are trying to create something here.
The fourth official shows there are 6 minute(s) of time to be added
Spain are in control of the ball.
Mohamed Kanno comes back onto the field.
The match resumes with a drop ball
Nasser Al-Dawsari is leaving the field to be replaced by Khalid Al Ghannam in a tactical substitution.
Ball possession: Spain: 66%, Saudi Arabia: 34%.
Mohamed Kanno from Saudi Arabia is leaving the pitch because he needs to change his shirt.
Mohamed Kanno is down injured and receives medical treatment on the field.
Play has been stopped because there is a player lying on the pitch.
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Pau Cubarsi relieves the pressure with a clearance
Aymeric Laporte from Spain intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Saudi Arabia are trying to create something here.
Saudi Arabia are in control of the ball.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Ball possession: Spain: 68%, Saudi Arabia: 32%.
Obstruction as Aymeric Laporte cuts off the run of Salem Al-Dawsari. A free-kick is awarded.
Saudi Arabia are in control of the ball.
The referee signals a free kick as Marc Cucurella from Spain trips Mohammed Abu Al Shamat
The spectators on the stadium are entertaining themselves by doing the mexican wave.
The game is restarted
Play has been stopped because there is a player lying on the pitch.
Yeremy Pino is penalised for pushing Hassan Al Tambakti
Hassan Al Tambakti from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Abdullah Al-Hamdan shoots from outside the box, but Unai Simon has it under control
Abdullah Al-Hamdan tries his luck from distance but his effort ends up safely in the hands of Unai Simon
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Ball possession: Spain: 71%, Saudi Arabia: 29%.
Saudi Arabia are in control of the ball.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Saudi Arabia start a counter attack
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain take a throw-in in their own half of the field
Spain take a throw-in in their own half of the field
Pau Cubarsi from Spain intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Pedro Porro relieves the pressure with a clearance
Saudi Arabia are trying to create something here.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in their own half of the field
Spain take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Moteb Al-Harbi relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Spain take a throw-in in their own half of the field
Ali Lajami relieves the pressure with a clearance
Ball possession: Spain: 71%, Saudi Arabia: 29%.
Ali Lajami from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Mohammed Abu Al Shamat relieves the pressure with a clearance
Ali Lajami relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain take a throw-in in their own half of the field
Rodri makes the tackle and wins possession for his team
Saudi Arabia are trying to create something here.
Pedro Porro makes the tackle and wins possession for his team
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Aymeric Laporte relieves the pressure with a clearance
The game is restarted
Pedri is leaving the field to be replaced by Fabian Ruiz in a tactical substitution.
Ball possession: Spain: 71%, Saudi Arabia: 29%.
Water break. It's hot out there today and the game is paused so the players can take some liquids on-board.
Rodri from Spain is ruled offside
Nico Williams from Spain takes a short corner kick from the left.
Ali Lajami from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain are satisfied with the result up to the point.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Saudi Arabia are trying to create something here.
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Oooh... that was a sitter! Ferran Torres should have scored from that position
Ferran Torres from Spain sends an effort wide of target
Ferran Torres goes for goal, but the shot lacks precision and sails wide
Space opens up for Ferran Torres but his finish goes wide of the target. Could have done better there.
Chance! Ferran Torres finds some room for a shot but fails to work the keeper. It's a goal kick
Mikel Merino creates a scoring opportunity for his teammate
Spain are trying to create something here.
Mohammed Al Owais relieves the pressure with a clearance
Ball possession: Spain: 70%, Saudi Arabia: 30%.
Spain take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Saudi Arabia are trying to create something here.
Nasser Al-Dawsari makes the tackle and wins possession for his team
Aymeric Laporte relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are in control of the ball.
The referee signals a free kick as Ferran Torres from Spain trips Ali Lajami
Ali Lajami relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are trying to create something here.
Yeremy Pino is penalised for pushing Moteb Al-Harbi
The game is restarted
Alejandro Baena is leaving the field to be replaced by Nico Williams in a tactical substitution.
Dani Olmo is leaving the field to be replaced by Mikel Merino in a tactical substitution.
Firas Al-Buraikan is leaving the field to be replaced by Mohammed Abu Al Shamat in a tactical substitution.
Abdulelah Al Amri is leaving the field to be replaced by Alaa Hajji in a tactical substitution.
Rodri is down injured and receives medical treatment on the field.
Play has been stopped because there is a player lying on the pitch.
Yellow card for Mohamed Kanno
Mohamed Kanno is shown a yellow card by the referee
Mohamed Kanno from Saudi Arabia commits a foul by elbowing Rodri
Ball possession: Spain: 71%, Saudi Arabia: 29%.
Abdulelah Al Amri relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are in control of the ball.
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in their own half of the field
Nasser Al-Dawsari relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Nasser Al-Dawsari makes the tackle and wins possession for his team
Spain take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Saud Abdulhamid relieves the pressure with a clearance
Abdulelah Al Amri relieves the pressure with a clearance
Firas Al-Buraikan relieves the pressure with a clearance
Ball possession: Spain: 71%, Saudi Arabia: 29%.
Spain take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
The referee signals a free kick as Pedro Porro from Spain trips Salem Al-Dawsari
Ali Lajami from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Pedri makes the tackle and wins possession for his team
Saudi Arabia are trying to create something here.
The referee signals a free kick as Marc Cucurella from Spain trips Firas Al-Buraikan
Ferran Torres sends a header towards goal, but Mohammed Al Owais is there to comfortably save it
Good effort by Pedro Porro as he directs a shot on target, but Mohammed Al Owais saves it
Pau Cubarsi creates a scoring opportunity for his teammate
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain take a throw-in in their own half of the field
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Ball possession: Spain: 72%, Saudi Arabia: 28%.
Unai Simon from Spain intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
OWN GOAL - Hassan Al Tambakti sends the ball into his own net!
G O O O A A A L - Hassan Al Tambakti holds his head in his hands as he puts the ball past his own goalkeeper!
Abdullah Al-Hamdan from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Marc Cucurella volleys a shot on target, but Mohammed Al Owais is on hand to save it
Alejandro Baena swings in the ball from a corner on the left, but it is nowhere near a teammate.
The game is restarted
Play has been stopped while the referee talks to the players.
Saud Abdulhamid from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Salem Al-Dawsari from Saudi Arabia is ruled offside
Saudi Arabia are trying to create something here.
Spain take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Hassan Al Tambakti relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are trying to create something here.
Abdullah Alkhaibari is leaving the field to be replaced by Mohamed Kanno in a tactical substitution.
Musab Al-Juwayr is leaving the field to be replaced by Abdullah Al-Hamdan in a tactical substitution.
Mikel Oyarzabal is leaving the field to be replaced by Ferran Torres in a tactical substitution.
Lamine Yamal is leaving the field to be replaced by Yeremy Pino in a tactical substitution.
The second half is underway
Spain has been the better team in this half
It's over! The referee blows for half time
Ball possession: Spain: 72%, Saudi Arabia: 28%.
Spain are in control of the ball.
The referee signals a free kick as Mikel Oyarzabal from Spain trips Salem Al-Dawsari
Salem Al-Dawsari relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are trying to create something here.
Ball possession: Spain: 72%, Saudi Arabia: 28%.
Musab Al-Juwayr from Saudi Arabia is ruled offside
Pedri successfully blocks the shot
A shot by Salem Al-Dawsari is blocked
Rodri relieves the pressure with a clearance
A player from Saudi Arabia takes a long throw into the opponent's box
Lamine Yamal relieves the pressure with a clearance
Saudi Arabia start a counter attack
Abdulelah Al Amri from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Alejandro Baena from Spain takes a short corner kick from the left.
Saud Abdulhamid from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Marc Cucurella wins an air challenge against Abdullah Alkhaibari
Spain take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Marc Cucurella wins an air challenge against Abdullah Alkhaibari
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Rodri goes for goal, but his effort was never close to hitting the target.
Alejandro Baena creates a scoring opportunity for his teammate
Spain are trying to create something here.
The fourth official shows there are 5 minute(s) of time to be added
Ball possession: Spain: 72%, Saudi Arabia: 28%.
Abdulelah Al Amri makes the tackle and wins possession for his team
Spain start a counter attack
Musab Al-Juwayr from Saudi Arabia takes a short corner kick from the left.
The game is restarted
Play has been stopped while the referee talks to the players.
Pau Cubarsi relieves the pressure with a clearance
Goal kick for Spain
Alejandro Baena relieves the pressure with a clearance
Alejandro Baena relieves the pressure with a clearance
Saudi Arabia are trying to create something here.
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Mikel Oyarzabal from Spain sends an effort wide of target
Mikel Oyarzabal goes for goal, but the shot lacks precision and sails wide
Space opens up for Mikel Oyarzabal but his finish goes wide of the target. Could have done better there.
Chance! Mikel Oyarzabal finds some room for a shot but fails to work the keeper. It's a goal kick
Oh no. From a promising position Mikel Oyarzabal from Spain miskicks completely. Opportunity wasted.
Rodri creates a scoring opportunity for his teammate
Spain are trying to create something here.
Pau Cubarsi from Spain intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Saudi Arabia are trying to create something here.
Firas Al-Buraikan wins an air challenge against Aymeric Laporte
The referee signals a free kick as Dani Olmo from Spain trips Nasser Al-Dawsari
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Spain are trying to create something here.
Ball possession: Spain: 73%, Saudi Arabia: 27%.
Spain take a throw-in in their own half of the field
Abdulelah Al Amri relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are trying to create something here.
Moteb Al-Harbi relieves the pressure with a clearance
Moteb Al-Harbi relieves the pressure with a clearance
Moteb Al-Harbi relieves the pressure with a clearance
Ali Lajami relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are trying to create something here.
Musab Al-Juwayr from Saudi Arabia is ruled offside
Saudi Arabia start a counter attack
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Lamine Yamal from Spain sends an effort wide of target
Lamine Yamal goes for goal, but the shot lacks precision and sails wide
Space opens up for Lamine Yamal but his finish goes wide of the target. Could have done better there.
Chance! Lamine Yamal finds some room for a shot but fails to work the keeper. It's a goal kick
Lamine Yamal shoots from outside the box, but Mohammed Al Owais has it under control
Lamine Yamal tries his luck from distance but his effort ends up safely in the hands of Mohammed Al Owais
Spain are trying to create something here.
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Mohammed Al Owais could cost his team a goal after a defensive blunder.
CROSSBAR! A great shot from distance by Mikel Oyarzabal strikes the crossbar!
Abdullah Alkhaibari relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are trying to create something here.
Abdulelah Al Amri fails to find the target with a shot from outside the box
Ball possession: Spain: 71%, Saudi Arabia: 29%.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Pau Cubarsi relieves the pressure with a clearance
Saudi Arabia are trying to create something here.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Ali Lajami relieves the pressure with a clearance
Saudi Arabia are in control of the ball.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Pau Cubarsi makes the tackle and wins possession for his team
Saudi Arabia are in control of the ball.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Marc Cucurella relieves the pressure with a clearance
Firas Al-Buraikan wins an air challenge against Aymeric Laporte
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
The referee runs back to show Salem Al-Dawsari from Saudi Arabia a yellow card for the previous foul.
Lamine Yamal fails to find the target with a shot from outside the box
Salem Al-Dawsari from Saudi Arabia concedes a foul on Pedro Porro but the referee decides against stopping the play and waves play on!
Salem Al-Dawsari makes the tackle and wins possession for his team
Ball possession: Spain: 74%, Saudi Arabia: 26%.
Saud Abdulhamid relieves the pressure with a clearance
Ali Lajami from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Pedro Porro relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are satisfied with the result up to the point.
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
The game is restarted
Ball possession: Spain: 72%, Saudi Arabia: 28%.
Water break. It's hot out there today and the game is paused so the players can take some liquids on-board.
Pedro Porro relieves the pressure with a clearance
Marc Cucurella made the key pass for the goal!
Mikel Oyarzabal managed to score from an easy position.
Dani Olmo provided the assist for the goal.
Dani Olmo creates a scoring opportunity for his teammate
G O O O A A A L - Mikel Oyarzabal scores with the left foot!
Dani Olmo creates a scoring opportunity for his teammate
The cross by Pedro Porro from Spain successfully finds a teammate in the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain take a throw-in in their own half of the field
Aymeric Laporte provided the assist for the goal.
G O O O A A A L - Mikel Oyarzabal scores with the left foot!
Aymeric Laporte creates a scoring opportunity for his teammate
Dani Olmo from Spain fails to connect properly on the volley and sends the ball wide of target
Ali Lajami relieves the pressure with a clearance
Alejandro Baena from Spain swings in the corner from the left.
Ali Lajami relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are trying to create something here.
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in their own half of the field
Ball possession: Spain: 75%, Saudi Arabia: 25%.
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in their own half of the field
Abdullah Alkhaibari relieves the pressure with a clearance
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Spain are trying to create something here.
Mikel Oyarzabal from Spain sends an effort wide of target
Mikel Oyarzabal goes for goal, but the shot lacks precision and sails wide
Space opens up for Mikel Oyarzabal but his finish goes wide of the target. Could have done better there.
Chance! Mikel Oyarzabal finds some room for a shot but fails to work the keeper. It's a goal kick
Alejandro Baena creates a scoring opportunity for his teammate
Spain are trying to create something here.
Saudi Arabia are in control of the ball.
Nasser Al-Dawsari makes the tackle and wins possession for his team
The spectators on the stadium are entertaining themselves by doing the mexican wave.
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in their own half of the field
Pedri relieves the pressure with a clearance
Mikel Oyarzabal shoots from outside the box, but Mohammed Al Owais has it under control
Mikel Oyarzabal tries his luck from distance but his effort ends up safely in the hands of Mohammed Al Owais
Mohammed Al Owais from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Aymeric Laporte wins an air challenge against Firas Al-Buraikan
The referee signals a free kick as Alejandro Baena from Spain trips Musab Al-Juwayr
Ball possession: Spain: 81%, Saudi Arabia: 19%.
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Alejandro Baena goes for goal, but his effort was never close to hitting the target.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Aymeric Laporte relieves the pressure with a clearance
Ali Lajami from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are piling the pressure on and look like scoring anytime
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Pedri goes for goal, but his effort was never close to hitting the target.
Mohammed Al Owais relieves the pressure with a clearance
Spain are trying to create something here.
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Spain take a throw-in in their own half of the field
Saudi Arabia take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Spain managed to score the important first goal. Will they build on that?
Lamine Yamal managed to score from an easy position.
Mikel Oyarzabal provided the assist for the goal.
G O O O A A A L - Lamine Yamal scores with the right foot!
The cross by Mikel Oyarzabal from Spain successfully finds a teammate in the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Pedro Porro fails to find the target with a shot from outside the box
Ball possession: Spain: 85%, Saudi Arabia: 15%.
Nasser Al-Dawsari from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Firas Al-Buraikan hand-balls
Firas Al-Buraikan controls the ball with his hand
Rodri wins an air challenge against Firas Al-Buraikan
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Dani Olmo from Spain fails to connect properly on the volley and sends the ball wide of target
Alejandro Baena from Spain swings in the corner from the left.
Abdullah Alkhaibari relieves the pressure with a clearance
Abdulelah Al Amri from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Saudi Arabia start a counter attack
Abdulelah Al Amri relieves the pressure with a clearance
Ali Lajami from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Hassan Al Tambakti from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Ball possession: Spain: 88%, Saudi Arabia: 12%.
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Lamine Yamal fails to find the target with a shot from outside the box
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Safe hands from Mohammed Al Owais as he comes out and claims the ball
The cross by Lamine Yamal from Spain successfully finds a teammate in the box.
Firas Al-Buraikan from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Lamine Yamal from Spain takes a short corner kick from the right.
Saud Abdulhamid successfully blocks the shot
A shot by Alejandro Baena is blocked
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain are in control of the ball.
Goal kick for Saudi Arabia
Hassan Al Tambakti from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Abdulelah Al Amri from Saudi Arabia intercepts a cross aimed towards the box.
Spain are trying to create something here.
Spain are in control of the ball.
The pitch is in fantastic condition today and the players are enjoying the surface.
The weather only plays a minor part today, as the stadium roof has been taken into use
Spain kick-off, and the game is underway.
The referee starts the match
Welcome to Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the match will start in about 5 minutes.
Welcome to Mercedes-Benz Stadium where the two teams take the field for the start of this match.
Welcome to Mercedes-Benz Stadium where we are eagerly awaiting the arrival of the two teams
Welcome to Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where we await the arrival of today's teams.
Welcome to Mercedes-Benz Stadium, now all we need are the two teams.
Welcome to today's crucial game from Mercedes-Benz Stadium. We are awaiting the arrival of both teams, in anticipation of a great match!
Local broadcast partners for Bangladesh have not been confirmed at the time of writing. Check official Bangladesh broadcast partners or your local rights holder for confirmed coverage.
Spain vs Saudi Arabia kicks off at 22:00 +06 on Sunday 21 June 2026 in Bangladesh.
Local broadcast partners for Bangladesh have not been confirmed at the time of writing. Check official Bangladesh broadcast partners or your local rights holder for confirmed coverage.
No injuries or suspensions are listed for Spain or Saudi Arabia in the current match data.
In the last 8 meetings, Spain have 0 wins, Saudi Arabia have 0 wins, and there have been 0 draws.
This is a World Cup Group H match, Round 2, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, USA.
Status
Finished
Attendance
68,239
Minute
90+6'
Winner
Spain
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