Spain’s Unbeaten Run Threatens to End Against France

13-Match Unbeaten Run Sets New Benchmark

Spain secured a 2–1 victory over Belgium today, extending their unbeaten record to 13 World Cup and European Championship matches. Coach Luis de la Fuente becomes the first manager in football history to achieve such a streak, a milestone that places him ahead of any predecessor. The run covers high‑level competitions, underscoring Spain’s consistency at the elite level. However, the recent triumph also raises questions about how long the string can continue.

France Looms as Test of Spain’s Historic Streak

The next challenge for Spain arrives in the form of France, who will face the Spaniards in the semifinals. A defeat to the French side would abruptly end the 13‑match unbeaten run, turning a historic achievement into a bittersweet footnote. The contrast between Spain’s defensive solidity and France’s attacking flair could decide the match. If Spain can navigate this test, they’ll add another layer to a season already filled with records.

Note: Should Spain manage to keep the streak alive, they’ll set a new standard for future World Cup and European Championship campaigns.