Portugal vs Spain
Kickwise AI before kickoff: Spain (50%)Final 0-1Correct
Match summary
Spain beat Portugal 1-0. It was goalless at half time.
- 0-1M. Merino90′
M. Merino opened the scoring for Spain, set up by F. Torres (90′).
Cards and VAR
Yellow cards: Portugal 2, Spain 1.
In numbers
Spain had 55% of the ball. Shots: Portugal 10 (2 on target), Spain 15 (6). Expected goals (xG): Portugal 0.63, Spain 1.69. Top rated: Mikel Merino (Spain), 7.6.
Kickwise AI before kickoff
- Portugal
- 23%
- Draw before penalties
- 27%
- Spain
- 50%
The AI's pick: Spain (medium confidence). Final 0-1. Correct
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Match facts
- Competition
- World Cup · Round of 16
- Kickoff
- Referee
- Anthony Taylor, England
- Goals
- Spain: M. Merino 90′
Questions and answers
Who won Portugal vs Spain?
Spain beat Portugal 1-0. M. Merino scored the only goal in the 90th minute.
Who scored in Portugal vs Spain?
Spain: M. Merino 90′.
Did the AI predict Portugal vs Spain correctly?
Before kickoff the Kickwise AI gave Portugal 23%, the draw 27% and Spain 50%, and picked Spain. The final score was 0-1, so the pick was right.
What were the key stats of Portugal vs Spain?
Spain had 55% of the ball. Shots: Portugal 10 (2 on target), Spain 15 (6). Expected goals (xG): Portugal 0.63, Spain 1.69. Corners: Portugal 3, Spain 7.
Who was the best player in Portugal vs Spain?
Top rated: Mikel Merino (Spain), 7.6. He scored 1 of the goals.
Were there any red cards in Portugal vs Spain?
No player was sent off.
When and where was Portugal vs Spain played?
Portugal vs Spain was played on Monday, July 6, 2026 at 19:00 UTC. Competition: World Cup, Round of 16.
Who started for Portugal and Spain?
Portugal (4-2-3-1, coach Roberto Martinez): D. Costa, J. Cancelo, R. Dias, R. Veiga, N. Mendes, Vitinha, J. Neves, P. Neto, B. Fernandes, Joao Felix, C. Ronaldo. Spain (4-2-3-1, coach Luis de la Fuente): U. Simon, P. Porro, P. Cubarsi, A. Laporte, M. Cucurella, Rodri, Pedri, Lamine Yamal, D. Olmo, A. Baena, M. Oyarzabal.
Who refereed Portugal vs Spain?
Anthony Taylor, England was the referee.