A Historic Run Toward the Final
Spain's national side delivered a commanding 2-0 victory over France in the World Cup semi-final, a result that guarantees their spot in the championship match and underscores the team's growing momentum.
Manager Luis de la Fuente addressed the media shortly after the final whistle, expressing deep pride in the squad's performance and emphasizing the collective spirit that has defined the team throughout the tournament.
He drew a direct comparison between the current generation and Spain's 2010 World Cup champions, noting that both sides share a unity and humility that he believes are the foundations of sustained success.
De la Fuente also highlighted that the team has now equaled Italy's record of 37 consecutive unbeaten matches, a testament to the consistency and resilience of his players.
The coach revealed a personal connection with Argentina's manager Lionel Scaloni, stating that he would relish the prospect of facing Argentina in the final while stressing that finals are meant to be savored rather than merely won.
He further praised England's performance in their semi-final, describing the match as a potential classic that could easily rival the final itself, underscoring the high stakes and excitement surrounding the upcoming fixtures.