The Saudi Arabia national football team lost to Spain with three goals in the first half. Lamin Yamal scored the first goal for Spain against Saudi Arabia in the 10th minute, and Mikel Oyarzabal added the second and third goals in the 21st and 24th minutes of the first half. The Spanish team's lineup against Saudi Arabia was as follows: goalkeeper: Unai Simon. Defense: Marcos Llorente - Pau Torres - Aymeric Laporte - Marc Cucurella. Midfield: Pedri - Rodri - Dani Olmo. Attack: Alex Baena - Lamin Yamal - Mikel Oyarzabal. In contrast, the Greek Georgios Donis, the technical director of the Saudi Arabia national team, announced his team's lineup to face Spain, as follows: goalkeeper: Mohammed Al-Owais. Defense: Mohammed Al-Breik - Ali Lajami - Hassan Tambakti - Abdulrahman Al-Obaid - Saud Abdulhamid. Midfield: Nasser Al-Dawsari - Abdullah Al-Khaibari - Musab Al-Juwayr. Attack: Salem Al-Dawsari - Fahad Al-Muwallad. The match between Spain and Saudi Arabia was refereed by a Brazilian team, led by international referee Rafael Claus, assisted by his compatriots Danilo Manis as first assistant referee and Rodrigo Figueiredo as second assistant referee. The Colombian Andres Rojas was the fourth referee, and his compatriot Alexander Guzman was the reserve assistant referee. The Spanish team drew with Cape Verde without goals, while the Saudi Arabia national team drew with Uruguay with one goal each in the first round. The Saudi Arabia national team occupies the second place in the eighth group table with one point, while the Spanish team comes in third with the same score. Lamin Yamal scored the first goal for Spain against Saudi Arabia in the 10th minute, before Mikel Oyarzabal added the second and third goals in the 21st and 24th minutes of the first half. The Spanish team's lineup against Saudi Arabia was as follows: goalkeeper: Unai Simon. Defense: Marcos Llorente - Pau Torres - Aymeric Laporte - Marc Cucurella. Midfield: Pedri - Rodri - Dani Olmo. Attack: Alex Baena - Lamin Yamal - Mikel Oyarzabal. At the end of the match, the Saudi Arabia national football team lost to Spain with three goals in the first half, in the 2026 World Cup.