Honours & Records
26 entries in the Spain National Team compendium.
Iker Casillas' 167 CapsSan Iker: A legend between the posts for club and country.2010 FIFA World CupSpain's first world title, won after losing the opening match.David Villa's 59 GoalsSpain's all-time top scorer and World Cup winner.Xavi Hernández's 133 CapsXavi Hernández stands as the metronome of Spain National Team's golden generation, a midfiFIFA Confederations Cup 2009Brazil retained the Confederations Cup in 2009, defeating the United States 3–2 in the finVicente del Bosque's 7 Major TrophiesThe architect of a golden era that delivered three consecutive major international titles.Sergio Busquets' 143 CapsThe heartbeat of La Roja's golden era, defining a generation with 143 masterful internatioThe 'Tiki-Taka' Era DominanceThree major trophies in four years, powered by an unstoppable wave of possession and preciIker Casillas' 50+ Clean SheetsThe Saint who guarded Spain's golden dream with unmatched resolve.Luis Aragonés' Managerial LegacyThe charismatic coach who ignited Spain's golden era with joy, possession, and a Euro crow2008 UEFA European Championship – Spain's first Euro titleOne goal in Vienna ended decades of waiting and began Spain's golden age.2012 UEFA European Championship – Spain's second Euro titleFour goals, zero conceded, a dynasty sealed in Kyiv.1964 UEFA European Championship – Spain's first major international trophyMadrid's Bernabéu roared as Spain claimed their first major trophy in 1964.2010 FIFA World Cup (South Africa) – Spain's first and only World Cup titleEight goals, zero conceded, one Iniesta strike in the 116th minute — and a crown no one sa2009 FIFA Confederations Cup (South Africa)Three goals, two from Villa, and a golden era sealed in Johannesburg.2013 FIFA Confederations Cup (Brazil)Four goals, zero drama: Spain turned the Maracanã into a tiki-taka clinic in 2013.First national team to win three consecutive major tournaments (Euros 2008, World Cup 2010, Euros 2012)Three crowns in four years — the only nation to do it, and the world watched in awe.2023 UEFA Nations League – Spain's first Nations League titleIn the inaugural Nations League, Spain dethroned Italy at San Siro to claim a brand-new cr59 consecutive competitive matches unbeaten (2008–2012)Three crowns, fifty-nine matches, zero defeats — the golden run that redefined football.Iker Casillas – 167 caps, all-time appearance recordSixteen years, one pair of gloves, and the most caps Spain has ever given a goalkeeper.2010 World Cup knockout stage: zero goals conceded in all four matchesFour matches, four one-nil wins, zero conceded — Spain's perfect knockout fortress.David Villa – 59 goals, all-time top scorerFifty-nine goals, one name — Villa is Spain's eternal number one.2012 Euro Final: 4-0 victory over ItalyFour goals, zero answers: Spain's perfect final crowned a perfect era.2010 World Cup Final: Andrés Iniesta 116th-minute winner vs NetherlandsOne goal in the 116th minute and a nation finally has its World Cup.2023 Nations League Final: 2-1 vs Italy (Morata, Oyarzabal)Two goals in Rome, one historic first: Spain crowned Nations League champions.2008 Euro Final: 1-0 victory over Germany (Fernando Torres)One Torres header in Vienna, and Spain's golden age was born.
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