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France 0-2 Espagne: Match Recap – World Cup Semi Final 2026

France vs Espagne ended 0-2 in the World Cup Semi Final 2026, a recap shaped by soccer statistics and a clear margin.
France 0-2 Espagne: Match Recap - World Cup Semi Final 2026
14-07-2026 15:00
Semi-final

France vs Espagne delivered a World Cup Semi Final 2026 that ended with a decisive 0-2 score, setting the tone for this recap from the first moments. In a semi-final, soccer statistics often matter most when they reflect control and efficiency, and this result points to a match where Espagne were able to turn their attacking phases into goals while France struggled to find the same level of impact. With the scoreboard showing France 0 and Espagne 2, the story becomes straightforward: Espagne managed the game well enough to keep the match from swinging, then made their chances count. This recap focuses on the score as the headline, but it also frames the narrative through soccer statistics language—chance creation, conversion, and defensive stability—because a two-goal margin in a semi-final usually signals more than just luck. France’s challenge was to break through, while Espagne’s job was to protect the lead and keep the pressure on.

Player statistic

1st half
Adrien RabiotYellow card 9'   
   22' PenaltyMikel Oyarzabal
   31' Yellow cardMarc Cucurella
2nd half
   58' GoalPedro Porro
(Assist: Dani Olmo)
Kylian MbappéYellow card 86'   

Match statistic

49
Possession
51
10
Total shots
10
3
Shots on target
2
5
Shots off target
5
2
Blocked shots
3
7
Corners
1
4
Offsides
5
11
Fouls
12

The final score was 0-2, and Espagne were the correct winners, taking the World Cup Semi Final 2026 with a two-goal margin. That gap is significant: in soccer statistics terms, a 0-2 result often suggests a match where one team was more effective in the key moments—creating enough chances to score and converting them at the right time—while the other side couldn’t generate the same threat consistently. For France, the implication is clear: despite competing in a semi-final, they were unable to find a breakthrough that could change the momentum. For Espagne, the 0-2 win carries major World Cup Semi Final 2026 implications, as it reflects both attacking efficiency and the ability to manage the game without conceding. This recap and score will be remembered for the clean margin and the way Espagne turned a tight semi-final into a controlled victory.

France
Spain

Starting lineups

16
Mike Maignan
Goalkeeper
5
Jules Koundé
3
Lucas Digne
Defender
72'
17
William Saliba
30'
14
Adrien Rabiot
Midfielder
46'
11
Michael Olise
Midfielder
72'
12
Bradley Barcola
57'
10
Kylian Mbappé
23
Unai Simón
Goalkeeper
14
Aymeric Laporte
24
Marc Cucurella
22
Pau Cubarsí
Defender
12
Pedro Porro
Defender
84'
15
Álex Baena
Midfielder
84'
8
Fabián Ruiz
Midfielder
78'
16
Rodri
Midfielder
10
Dani Olmo
Attacker
78'
19
Lamine Yamal
Attacker
21
Mikel Oyarzabal
74'

Substitutes

9
Marcus Thuram
19
Theo Hernández
1
Brice Samba
Goalkeeper
2
Malo Gusto
Defender
13
N’Golo Kanté
Midfielder
23
Robin Risser
Goalkeeper
26
Maxence Lacroix
30'
6
Manu Koné
Midfielder
46'
20
Désiré Doué
Midfielder
57'
24
Rayan Cherki
Attacker
72'
25
Maghnes Akliouche
72'
26
Borja Iglesias
18
Martín Zubimendi
11
Yéremy Pino
Attacker
4
Eric García
Defender
1
David Raya
Goalkeeper
13
Joan García
Goalkeeper
9
Gavi
Midfielder
2
Marc Pubill
Defender
25
Víctor Muñoz
7
Ferran Torres
74'
6
Mikel Merino
Midfielder
78'
20
Pedri
Midfielder
78'
5
Marcos Llorente
Midfielder
84'
17
Nico Williams
84'
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