Spain vs South Korea World Cup 2026 Tickets

Spain vs South Korea World Cup tickets connect fans with a storied World Cup rivalry that spans decades and continental football cultures. Spain, famed for their passing game and 2010 tournament triumph, share a rich history with South Korea, one of Asia’s most consistent qualifiers and the nation that made a groundbreaking semi-final run on home soil.

Every meeting between these sides serves up drama, elite talent, and a blend of tactical approaches, making this an anticipated fixture for neutral observers and devoted supporters alike. With SeatPick, finding, comparing, and securing official tickets becomes a straightforward, transparent process, backed by robust guarantees.

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Spain vs South Korea Match History

• Spain 2-2 South Korea, Dallas, USA (FIFA World Cup Group C), 17 June 1994.
  This action-packed group-stage encounter saw Spain surge ahead through goals from Julio Salinas and Juan Goikoetxea, only for South Korea to rally dramatically late on. Hong Myung-bo and Seo Jung-won's goals in the final minutes stunned the European side and secured a valiant draw, setting a new standard for South Korea’s fighting spirit on the world stage.​

• South Korea 0-0 Spain (South Korea win 5-3 on penalties), Gwangju, South Korea (FIFA World Cup Quarter-final), 22 June 2002.
  Arguably the most memorable meeting, this quarter-final finished goalless through 120 minutes of end-to-end action before South Korea prevailed in a dramatic penalty shootout. Controversial officiating, near misses, and the passionate home crowd all contributed to a legendary upset, cementing South Korea’s place as the first Asian nation to reach a World Cup semi-final.​

• Spain 3-1 South Korea, Udine, Italy (FIFA World Cup Group E), 17 June 1990.
  In their first World Cup clash, Spain asserted early control, exploiting defensive lapses and countering with precision. South Korea fought bravely but struggled to match Spain’s technical prowess over 90 minutes, with the European side taking maximum group-stage points.​

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