Spain vs Argentina 0-0: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
Spain drew 0-0 with Argentina on Sunday, 19 July 2026 in World Cup. The match was refereed by Slavko Vinčić. It was played at unknown.
First half: No goals were scored in the first half. C. Romero received a yellow card for Argentina during the match. Lisandro Martínez received a yellow card for Argentina at 41'. Argentina made their 1st substitution at 44', with Lisandro Martínez replacing N. Otamendi.
Second half: Argentina made their 2nd substitution at 46', with N. González replacing L. Paredes. L. Paredes received a yellow card for Argentina at 52'. Argentina made their 3rd substitution at 58', with G. Montiel replacing N. Molina. Spain made their 1st substitution at 62', with Mikel Oyarzabal replacing Ferran Torres. Spain made their 2nd substitution at 62', with Fabián Ruiz replacing Pedri. Argentina made their 4th substitution at 70', with R. De Paul replacing G. Simeone. Argentina made their 5th substitution at 70', with C. Romero replacing F. Medina. Spain made their 3rd substitution at 75', with Dani Olmo replacing Mikel Merino. Spain made their 4th substitution at 75', with Álex Baena replacing Nico Williams. E. Fernández received a yellow card for Argentina at 83'. E. Fernández received a yellow card for Argentina at 90+3'. E. Fernández received a red card for Argentina at 90+3'. Spain made their 5th substitution at 99', with Rodri replacing Martín Zubimendi. Spain made their 6th substitution at 99', with Aymeric Laporte replacing Eric García. Argentina made their 6th substitution at 102', with J. Álvarez replacing M. Senesi. Spain took the lead at 106' when Ferran Torres scored, with the assist credited to Nico Williams, making the score 1-0. A. Mac Allister received a yellow card for Argentina at 111'.
Spain used 6 substitutions while Argentina used 6 substitutions. Argentina got 6 yellow cards and 1 red card.
How the match was played
- Match ended level at 0-0.
- Physical contest: 6 yellows, 1 reds.