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Brazil vs Spain at the World Cup

Both these nations have previously celebrated success at the FIFA World Cup, though one significantly more than the other. Brazil became the first five-time winners of football’s most prestigious title in 2002, some eight years before the Spanish clinched their maiden World Cup Trophy.

The South Americans won three out of four World Cup tournaments from 1958-1970, with Pele at the core of these iconic Brazilian teams, though only in 1994 were they crowned world champions again. The 2002 event saw Ronaldo Nazario score eight goals including two against Germany in the Final.

Spain, meanwhile, only reached the World Cup Final for the first time in 2010. La Roja were involved in a nail-biting match versus the Netherlands, with Andres Iniesta netting the decisive goal deep into extra time.

Brazil vs Spain Head-to-Head

The first time these teams clashed at the FIFA World Cup was at the second edition of the tournament in 1934. They met again at the 1950 event as the Brazilians picked up a resounding 6-1 win to seal their place in the World Cup Final.

The teams shared a group in 1962 as reigning champions Brazil ran out 2-1 winners on their way to successfully defending their crown. Their next World Cup encounter, in 1978, was a goalless draw in the group stage. Brazil beat Spain, 1-0, in the group stage of the 1986 World Cup as both teams advanced to the knockout phase.