Spain vs Austria — World Cup 2026 Result
Spain to win
Probabilities are for 90 minutes only — extra time and penalties are not modelled.
Spain's tournament form is exceptional — a controlled 1-0 win over Uruguay followed by a 4-0 demolition of Saudi Arabia demonstrates they've carried their technical dominance into knockout football.
Made before kickoff · Spain vs Austria
Updated 84 days ago · FootyPulse AI
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Spain v Austria by the numbers
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Spain
- W27 Jun 2026at Uruguay1–0
- W21 Jun 2026vs Saudi Arabia4–0
- D15 Jun 2026vs Cape Verde Islands0–0
2W 1D 0L over 3 matches · 5 scored, 0 conceded · 3 clean sheets
World Cup 2026
Austria
- D28 Jun 2026at Algeria3–3
- L22 Jun 2026at Argentina0–2
- W17 Jun 2026vs Jordan3–1
1W 1D 1L over 3 matches · 6 scored, 6 conceded · 0 clean sheets
World Cup 2026
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FAQSpain vs Austria result
Spain beat Austria 3–0, eliminating Austria from the tournament. Spain's tournament form is exceptional — a controlled 1-0 win over Uruguay followed by a 4-0 demolition of Saudi Arabia demonstrates they've carried their technical dominance into knockout football.
Who won Spain vs Austria?
Spain beat Austria 3–0, eliminating Austria from the tournament.
When did Spain vs Austria kick off?
Kick-off: Thursday, 2 July 2026 at 19:00 UTC at SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, USA 🇺🇸.
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Spain favoured
Full-time