Spain set record with 43 matches unbeaten

Spain continue to make history after extending their unbeaten run to 43 consecutive official matches.

The latest result in the Nations League means La Roja have now set a new record for the longest unbeaten run by a European national team.

Spain have not suffered a defeat since March 2024, when they lost 1-0 to Colombia in a friendly. Since then, Luis de la Fuente’s side have remained unbeaten in competitive fixtures.

The remarkable run has included Spain’s European Championship triumph in 2024, their success in the Nations League and their continued strong performances in the current campaign.

Having reached 43 matches without defeat, Spain now have the opportunity to extend their record even further in their remaining fixtures.

La Roja have two group-stage matches left in the Nations League, against Czechia and England in November. Spain have already secured their place in the quarter-finals, but will also be looking to maintain their extraordinary unbeaten run.

Spain have also become only the second World Cup winner in history to win four consecutive matches following their World Cup triumph, after Argentina achieved the feat in 2022.