2026 World Cup Final: Argentina vs Spain Stats

Football fans worldwide are eagerly awaiting the World Cup 2026 final between the Spanish national team and their Argentine counterparts, set to take place this evening at the New York/New Jersey stadium.

The final between Spain and Argentina carries numerous remarkable numbers and statistics, as each team seeks to write a new chapter in the tournament's history, while several stars aim to break individual records.

As the world gears up for the 2026 World Cup final, Argentina and Spain are set to clash in what promises to be a thrilling encounter. Both teams have shown remarkable form throughout the tournament, with Argentina boasting a strong attacking lineup led by their star forwards, while Spain's possession-based style has proven effective against top opponents. Key statistics reveal Argentina's impressive goal-scoring record, while Spain's defense has been one of the toughest to break down. Fans are eagerly anticipating how these strengths will play out on the grand stage.

Rodri completed 648 successful passes in the 2026 World Cup, breaking the record for the most successful passes by a single player in the tournament's history, surpassing his previous record of 638 in the 2022 World Cup, as well as Xavi's record of 599 in the 2010 edition.

Spain has equaled the record for the longest unbeaten streak in international football, reaching 37 consecutive matches without a loss, with 27 victories and 10 draws since March 2024.

Lamine Yamal leads the list of players with the most successful dribbles in the 2026 World Cup, boasting 30 successful dribbles, ahead of Kylian Mbappé (24), Vinícius Júnior (23), and Lionel Messi (22).

Argentina's national team has scored 19 goals in the tournament up to the final, the highest tally for a team in a single World Cup since Brazil in the 1970 World Cup.

Argentina has become the first team in World Cup history to score two or more goals in 13 consecutive matches in the tournament.

Lionel Messi has scored 8 goals in the 2026 World Cup, making him one of only six players to net eight or more goals in a single edition of the tournament.

Argentina has achieved victory in all seven of its matches in the tournament, equaling the record for the most wins in a single World Cup edition, held by Brazil in the 2002 World Cup.

Unai Simon has kept a clean sheet in six matches, setting a new record as the goalkeeper with the most clean sheets in a single World Cup edition.

Unai Simon has set a record for the longest streak of minutes without conceding a goal in World Cup history, remaining unbeaten for 650 minutes, surpassing the previous record held by Italy's Walter Zenga at 517 minutes.

Argentina has scored five goals from outside the box, the highest number achieved by a single team in World Cup history.

Lionel Messi has taken the lead as the player with the most goals scored from outside the box in World Cup history, after increasing his tally to two from this distance in the 2026 edition.

Mikel Oyarzabal has equaled the record for the most goals scored by a Spanish player in a single World Cup edition, netting 5 goals, matching the achievements of Emilio Butragueño and David Villa.

Lionel Messi has scored 4 goals in the tournament, continuing his record as he has provided at least one assist in 6 different World Cup editions.