Spain have reached another remarkable milestone, becoming the first national team to go 40 consecutive matches unbeaten.
The historic run continued with a 4-1 victory over Croatia in the UEFA Nations League, extending Luis de la Fuente’s side’s incredible sequence.
La Roja’s current unbeaten run has been built on a combination of victories and draws, with the team consistently competing at the highest level. Their run has also coincided with a hugely successful period for Spanish football.
During this era, Spain lifted the UEFA Euro 2024 trophy before going on to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup, defeating Argentina in the final. Their World Cup triumph also saw them surpass Italy’s previous record of 37 consecutive unbeaten matches in competitive international football.
The latest victory over Croatia saw Lamine Yamal score twice, while Marc Pubill and Nico Williams also found the net as Spain continued their impressive form.
With talented young players emerging alongside experienced stars, De la Fuente’s team continues to set new standards on the international stage. 10 games unbeaten.
European champions. World champions. History continues to be written by Spain.
