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Spain takes 38-game unbeaten run to Wembley to face England

Spain arrives at Wembley with an extraordinary 38-game unbeaten streak across all competitions.

Spain's world and European champions begin their Nations League campaign at Wembley against England with an extraordinary 38-game unbeaten run. The blockbuster clash marks their first competitive fixture since beating Argentina in July's World Cup final.

In that triumph, Spain simultaneously held both the World Cup and European Championship for the first time since their golden era of 2008 to 2012. Midfielder Fabian Ruiz told Spanish media the dressing room refuses to rest on that success.

"The manager has already told us that the past is forgotten; it's history, and that's wonderful, but now it's time to focus on the present," the Paris Saint-Germain player said. Ruiz warned that winning again is harder than winning once.

Spain's history at Wembley is strong, having beaten England 2-1 in the Euro 2024 final.

38 games across all competitions
Unbeaten run
Argentina, World Cup final, July
Last victory
Won 2-1 in Euro 2024 final
Against England
Fabian Ruiz, Paris Saint-Germain
Midfielder

Why it mattersSpain's hunger to add more titles so soon after their World Cup win shows how elite teams sustain dominance.

Corroborated bynews.com.au·aljazeera.com

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