Spain Break National-Team Record With 43-Match Unbeaten Run
Spain beat Czechia 2-0 in Prague to stretch their unbeaten run to 43 games, the longest ever by a national team. See how La Roja passed the old mark of 42.
Spain have written themselves into the history books. Luis de la Fuente's side won 2-0 away to Czechia on a cold night in Prague in UEFA Nations League A, Group 3. The result extended their unbeaten sequence to 43 matches, the longest run without defeat ever recorded by a national team.
A clean-sheet win in Prague The visitors controlled the game and kept another clean sheet. Comfortable wins without conceding have become a trademark of de la Fuente's tenure. The Czech hosts did themselves no favours, as a needless handball by Ambros proved a costly mistake in a duel that slipped away from them.
How the record list looks now Spain's run, which began in 2024, moved past the previous best of 42 games. Most record tables credit that mark to Morocco, whose streak spanned 2023 to 2026. Italy follow with 37 (2018–2021) and Argentina with 36 (2019–2022). Three sides share 35: Algeria (2018–2021), Brazil (1993–1996) and Spain's own earlier team (2007–2009). Of all these sequences, only La Roja's current one is still alive.
The Euro 2024 champions now carry the record into their next fixtures, and every match they avoid defeat raises the bar for whoever eventually tries to stop them.
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