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France vs Spain: result, stats & highlights

14 Jul · 20:00 AT&T Stadium · FIFA World Cup
20:00
0 - 2
Mikel Oyarzabal 22' Pedro Porro 58'
  1. Full Time
  2. K. Mbappé
    86'
  3. 84'
    Nico Williams on for Álex Baena
  4. 84'
    Marcos Llorente on for Pedro Porro
  5. 78'
    Pedri on for Fabián Ruiz
  6. 78'
    Mikel Merino on for Dani Olmo
  7. 74'
    Ferran Torres on for Mikel Oyarzabal
  8. R. Cherki on for M. Olise
    72'
  9. T. Hernández on for L. Digne
    72'
  10. 58'
    Pedro Porro
  11. D. Doué on for B. Barcola
    57'
  12. M. Koné on for A. Rabiot
    46'
  13. Half Time
  14. 31'
    Marc Cucurella
  15. M. Lacroix on for W. Saliba
    30'
  16. 22'
    Mikel Oyarzabal
  17. A. Rabiot
    9'
  18. Kick Off
0
Goals
2
10
Shots
10
3
Shots On Target
2
7
Corners Won
1
2
Yellow Cards
1
0
Red Cards
0
49.1%
Possession
50.9%
0.76
xG
1.80

Match Momentum is not available yet.

Goals
  • 1
    Spain
    Pedro Porro
    1
  • 2
    Spain
    Mikel Oyarzabal
    1
Shots
  • 1
    France
    Kylian Mbappé
    3
  • 2
    Spain
    Álex Baena
    2
  • 3
    Spain
    Pedro Porro
    2
Tackles Won
  • 1
    Spain
    Marc Cucurella
    3
  • 2
    France
    Adrien Rabiot
    2
  • 3
    France
    Aurélien Tchouaméni
    2
Assists
  • 1
    Spain
    Dani Olmo
    1
Chances Created
  • 1
    Spain
    Dani Olmo
    2
  • 2
    France
    Désiré Doué
    2
  • 3
    Spain
    Fabián Ruiz
    2
Passes Completed
  • 1
    Spain
    Aymeric Laporte
    70
  • 2
    Spain
    Rodri
    59
  • 3
    Spain
    Fabián Ruiz
    56
Take Ons Completed
  • 1
    France
    Kylian Mbappé
    3
  • 2
    France
    Rayan Cherki
    2
  • 3
    France
    Maxence Lacroix
    1
Interceptions
  • 1
    France
    Adrien Rabiot
    3
  • 2
    Spain
    Aymeric Laporte
    2
  • 3
    Spain
    Fabián Ruiz
    2
16
Maignan
03
Digne
17
Saliba
04
Upamecano
05
Koundé
14
Rabiot
08
Tchouaméni
12
Barcola
11
Olise
07
Dembélé
10
Mbappé
21
Oyarzabal
15
Baena
10
Olmo
19
Yamal
08
Ruiz
16
Rodri
24
Cucurella
14
Laporte
22
Cubarsí
12
Porro
23
Simón
Substitutes
24 Rayan Cherki 
01 Brice Samba 
18 Warren Zaïre-Emery 
15 Ibrahima Konaté 
19 Théo Hernández 
23 Robin Risser 
09 Marcus Thuram 
26 Maxence Lacroix 
02 Malo Gusto 
25 Maghnes Akliouche 
13 N'Golo Kanté 
06 Manu Koné 
21 Lucas Hernández 
22 Jean-Philippe Mateta 
20 Désiré Doué 
Substitutes
 Alejandro Grimaldo 03
 Ferran Torres 07
 Yéremy Pino 11
 Pedri 20
 Eric García 04
 David Raya 01
 Joan García 13
 Nico Williams 17
 Martín Zubimendi 18
 Marcos Llorente 05
 Mikel Merino 06
 Marc Pubill 02
 Borja Iglesias 26
 Víctor Muñoz 25
 Gavi 09

League Standings table is not available yet.

France’s World Cup dream came to an end as Spain booked their place in the final with a deserved 2-0 victory in Dallas. Didier Deschamps’ side struggled to match Spain’s intensity throughout, falling behind in the first half when Mikel Oyarzabal converted from the penalty spot after Lucas Digne caught Lamine Yamal with a high challenge inside the area. Spain doubled their advantage after the break as Pedro Porro finished off a flowing move, leaving Les Bleus with too much to do.

France’s attacking stars never found their rhythm against a disciplined Spanish side. Kylian Mbappe, Michael Olise and Ousmane Dembele were restricted to half chances, while Spain controlled long periods of possession and looked dangerous every time they broke forward. Didier Deschamps introduced fresh legs in search of a response, but La Roja remained composed defensively and comfortably saw out the closing stages.

The result sends Spain into their second World Cup final, where they will face the winner of England and Argentina, while France’s hopes of reaching a third consecutive final come to an end. After impressing throughout the tournament, Les Bleus simply came up against a Spain side who defended superbly and punished the key moments.

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