The Spanish side delivered a masterclass in control, dictating the tempo from the first whistle and never relinquishing command of the midfield.
A Dominant Display
Mikel Oyarzabal opened the scoring with a clinical finish, and Pedro Porro doubled the lead shortly after, sealing a 2-0 result that reflected Spain's superiority.
France's usually potent attack was stifled, managing only two shots on target, while Spain's telepathic movement and crisp passing left the opposition chasing shadows.
The Road to the Final
The victory marks Spain's first appearance in a World Cup final since 2010, placing them one win away from a second championship title.
The final will be contested on Sunday, with the opponent to be decided when England meets Argentina in the other semi‑final.
Key Contributors
Lamine Yamal's vision and work rate were pivotal, pulling the strings in midfield and creating numerous chances for his teammates.
Defenders such as Marc Cucurella and Lucas Digne held firm, while goalkeeper Mike Maignan made crucial saves, and midfielders Fabian Ruiz and Dayot Upamecano added depth to the passing game.
Coach Didier Deschamps praised the squad's discipline, noting that the collective effort, rather than individual brilliance, paved the way for the win.