The Spanish national team continues to write history on the international stage, after winning the 2026 World Cup by defeating Argentina 1-0 in the final, combining world glory with an unprecedented record in European football.

According to the British statistics network Squawka, Spain became the owner of the longest unbeaten streak for a European team in men's international football history, reaching 38 consecutive matches without defeat.

During this historic run, Spain recorded consecutive wins against top rivals with a limited number of draws, highlighting the stability under coach Luis de la Fuente, who has built a new generation that has returned 'La Roja' to the pinnacle of world football.

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The record was not the only achievement; the World Cup triumph gave this streak greater value, as Spain ended the tournament as champions, confirming that their records were not mere statistics but a reflection of their supremacy on the pitch.

This achievement reflects the extent of the Spanish team's progress in recent years, combining traditional possession philosophy with speed in attacking transitions, relying on a group of young talents who have established themselves on the international stage.

Spain now holds two historic achievements simultaneously: the 2026 World Cup title and the longest unbeaten streak for a European team in international football history, confirming that 'La Roja' is experiencing one of its greatest periods ever.