BRIC.TV Logo
Home/OTHER/CHINA/Article
TrendingOTHER

Spain beats Saudi Arabia 4-0 in FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage match

Spain triumphed over Saudi Arabia 4-0 during the FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage on June 21 in Atlanta, Georgia. Lamine Yamal netted the opening goal. This win places Spain at the forefront of Group H with four points, while Saudi Arabia sits in third with one point.

BRIC Team
BRIC Team
Jun 21, 2026 · 1 min read · 2 views
Spain beats Saudi Arabia 4-0 in FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage match

Key Takeaways

  • •Lamine Yamal scored just 10 minutes into the match, setting the tone for Spain's 4-0 victory over Saudi Arabia.
  • •Mikel Oyarzabal netted two goals in a rapid succession during the 21st and 24th minutes.
  • •Spain's win places them at the top of Group H with four points, while Saudi Arabia sits in third with one point.
  • •The 2026 FIFA World Cup features an expanded format with 48 teams, a first in tournament history.
  • •Spain's next match against Uruguay is crucial as the group stage nears its conclusion on June 27.

Spain crushed Saudi Arabia 4-0 in FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage second round, Atlanta, Georgia,June 21. Spain's attack was on full display. Lamine Yamal drew first blood just 10 minutes in. Mikel Oyarzabal followed with two goals in quick succession,scoring in 21st and 24th minutes. Saudi defender Hasan Tambakti then put one in his own net at 49th minute,sealing Spain's dominant win.

Spain now leads Group H with four points. Saudi Arabia sits third with one point. Uruguay and Cabo Verde, both also on one point, clash later today. Spain's next match against Uruguay will be pivotal as group stage nears end. Saudi Arabia faces Cabo Verde June 27 .

The 2026 FIFA World Cup — hosted by Canada,Mexico,the U.S. — is first with 48 teams,up from 32. It's spread across 16 cities in host nations,running June 11 to July 19 . A new era for the tournament…

#Sports

Share this article

Related Articles

Indian Railways fines male passengers Rs 2,500 for using ladies' coach

Indian Railways fines male passengers Rs 2,500 for using ladies' coach

On June 19, 2026, Ministry of Railways revealed that male passengers found in ladies' coaches on Indian Railways will incur fines of up to Rs 2,500 beginning June 20, 2026. This notable hike is intended to improve safety and comfort for women travelers and enforce stricter rules against unauthorized access.

BRIC Team

Jun 21, 20260
NTA faces accountability issues after NEET-UG exam cancellation amid paper leak

NTA faces accountability issues after NEET-UG exam cancellation amid paper leak

Over 22.8 lakh candidates sat for NEET-UG exam on June 21, following the cancellation of an earlier test due to a paper leak. While the government's actions—including a CBI investigation and a ₹1,700 refund for general candidates—are noted, they do not tackle the more significant accountability concerns within National Testing Agency.

BRIC Team

Jun 21, 2026•2 views
India plans to amend advertising laws to restrict junk food promotions

India plans to amend advertising laws to restrict junk food promotions

Government of India still hasn't put effective regulations in place for high-fat, sugar, and sodium foods, despite a promise made back in 2017. With more than 200,000 junk food ads broadcast each month and a staggering $13.2 billion advertising budget for 2024, public health risks are rising, particularly for children.

BRIC Team

Jun 21, 2026•3 views
Kochi Bypass project receives Centre's approval for 50-km greenfield corridor

Kochi Bypass project receives Centre's approval for 50-km greenfield corridor

Indian government has given the green light to a new 50-km greenfield corridor for Kochi Bypass project. This route will link Aroor on NH 66 with Angamaly on NH 544. Designed as an eight-lane highway, it seeks to ease traffic congestion on problematic Aroor-Edapally stretch, improving safety and efficiency for commuters.

BRIC Team

Jun 21, 2026•3 views
Kerala Road Safety Authority launches ₹1.50 crore Vyttila Junction redevelopment project

Kerala Road Safety Authority launches ₹1.50 crore Vyttila Junction redevelopment project

Redevelopment of Vyttila Junction, Kerala's busiest intersection, kicked off on June 21, backed by a ₹1.50 crore budget from Kerala Road Safety Authority. This initiative seeks to ease ongoing traffic congestion that has long troubled commuters, even after the completion of a six-lane flyover in 2021.

BRIC Team

Jun 21, 2026•3 views
Thammanam water tank collapse raises safety concerns amid strengthening monsoon

Thammanam water tank collapse raises safety concerns amid strengthening monsoon

Kerala Water Authority still hasn't tackled structural damage of a partially collapsed water tank in Thammanam, which failed on November 10 last year. With monsoon season around the corner, experts caution that lack of action could threaten safety of nearby areas and disrupt water supply in Kochi.

BRIC Team

Jun 21, 2026•2 views
View All Articles