Spain Dominates, Denies Austria Any Shots on Goal

Spain's national team showcased its remarkable form in the 2026 World Cup, securing a clean sheet against Austria in the Round of 32. The team did not allow their opponents a single shot on target throughout the 90 minutes, a clear testament to their defensive dominance and complete control of the match.

With this achievement, Spain became the first team to prevent an opponent from registering any shots on goal in a knockout match since Germany did so in the 2014 World Cup final against Argentina, when the 'Mannschaft' also kept a clean sheet without a real test for their goalkeeper.

The Spanish team won 3-0 thanks to a standout collective performance, dominating possession and the rhythm of the game, while the Austrian side failed to create any real threats to goalkeeper Unai Simon.

This statistic underscores the defensive solidity of the Spanish team in the current edition of the World Cup, as they continue to maintain their record of not conceding any goals, enhancing their chances of competing for the title as the tournament progresses into its decisive stages.