17.06.2026 • Updated: 27.06.2026
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Uruguay vs Spain Match result — 27.06.2026

Uruguay
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June 27, 2026
00:00
World Cup
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Spain
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H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Total games 2
Total Goals Avg 2.00
Both teams scored 50%
0.50 Total average 1.50
3.00 Yellow cards 1.00
1.00 Red cards 0.00
Last 2 matches
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27.06.2026 World Cup
Uruguay
Spain
0 0 0 1 1 0
0.20 0.86
1 6
3 1
1 0
16.06.2013 Confederati…
Spain
Uruguay
2 2 0 1 0 1
0 0
0 0
Uruguay

Team Overview

In their latest World Cup match, Uruguay hosted Cape Verde Islands and the game ended in a 2-2 draw. Despite dominating possession with 65%, Uruguay was unable to secure a win, leaving them with two consecutive draws.

Match statistics (Uruguay vs Cape Verde Islands):

  • Possession: 65% – 35%
  • Corners: 11 – 4
  • Fouls: 11 – 4
  • Yellow cards: 2 – 2
  • Shots on target: 2 – 4
Spain

Team Overview

Spain faced Saudi Arabia in their most recent World Cup encounter, achieving a convincing 4-0 victory. This win marked a strong performance, showcasing their attacking prowess and solidifying their position in the tournament.

Match statistics (Spain vs Saudi Arabia):

  • Possession: 67% – 33%
  • Corners: 6 – 1
  • Fouls: 10 – 2
  • Yellow cards: 0 – 2
  • Shots on target: 8 – 1

Uruguay - Spain Match Result

Spain edges past Uruguay in a tightly contested match

In a closely fought encounter, Spain secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Uruguay, thanks to a first-half goal from A. Baena. The match, part of the World Cup group stage, showcased the tactical discipline of both teams, but ultimately it was Spain's efficiency that made the difference.

Spain dominated possession with 67%, controlling the tempo and limiting Uruguay's opportunities. Despite this, both teams managed only one shot on target each, highlighting the defensive solidity on display. Uruguay struggled to convert their limited chances, registering a total of five shots compared to Spain's six.

The match saw a total of 14 fouls from each side, reflecting the intensity and physicality of the contest. Uruguay's frustrations were evident as they received three yellow cards and a red card in the dying moments, with A. Canobbio being sent off in stoppage time.

While Uruguay's defense held firm for much of the match, the lack of offensive creativity ultimately cost them. Spain's ability to capitalize on their chances, particularly through Baena's goal assisted by M. Llorente, proved decisive. As the tournament progresses, both teams will need to refine their strategies to enhance their attacking prowess.