Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Luis de la Fuente across Soccer, Football.
An analysis of Spain's 2026 World Cup victory reveals that copying their style without grasping pressing and defensive nuances can backfire, urging clubs to adapt tactics to their own strengths.
Spain's 19‑year‑old winger Lamine Yamal delivered a masterclass in the World Cup final, earning high praise from Joe Hart and sealing a historic double for his nation.
Spain's coach denounced Argentina's behavior after the final, highlighting specific altercations and a guard‑of‑honor moment that ended with most Argentine players turning their backs.
Spain's victorious squad returned to Madrid amid massive crowds, celebrating a historic double title amid national pride.
Spain's defender Marc Cucurella upheld a 16‑year ritual by burying a coin before the final, a moment captured by teammate Joan Capdevila, as the nation celebrated a 1‑0 win over Argentina.
From surprise tickets to witnessing global fans, Father Remigio Morales sees soccer as a reflection of the Catholic Church’s universality, noting the faith expressions of stars like Messi and the cultural ties that bind the sport to predominantly Catholic nations.
A joint Iberian‑North African bid is reshaping the 2030 World Cup, with historic venues and massive investments competing for the final’s spotlight.
From a record-breaking pass tally to a Ballon d'Or triumph, Rodri's influence reshapes how the game's greatest honors are measured.
The 2030 World Cup will be staged across three continents, reviving historic rivalries and spotlighting rising stars such as Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappé, while Spain enters as the early favorite.
Andoni Iraola, the newly appointed Liverpool head coach, discusses the 2013 decision to stay with Athletic Club, the mentors who shaped his philosophy, and his emphasis on teamwork and humility as he takes the reins at Anfield.
In a heartfelt visit, Spain's national team coach Luis de la Fuente presented the championship trophy to AS, praising the squad's unity and highlighting the rise of forward Ferran Torres after years of scrutiny.
After the final whistle of the recent World Cup, the excitement need not fade. Fans can keep the momentum alive by diving into domestic leagues, following international friendlies, and exploring upcoming tournaments around the world.
A look at the latest quarter‑final results, the key goals that defined them, and the forecasts that surround the next round of matches.
A dramatic night in Los Angeles saw Spain defeat Belgium 2‑1, with Merino’s substitute heroics and a growing injury list shaping the road ahead.
Spain edged Belgium 2-1 in a tense World Cup quarterfinal at SoFi Stadium, with Luis de la Fuente's bold lineup changes proving decisive.
Luis de la Fuente’s Spain extended their unbeaten run to 13 matches with a 2‑1 win over Belgium, setting up a high‑stakes semifinal against France.
A dramatic night in Los Angeles saw Spain defeat Belgium 2-1, with Mikel Merino's 88th‑minute goal sealing a place in the semi-finals.
In a heat‑soaked encounter at Los Angeles Stadium, Spain edged Belgium 2‑1, with Fabian Ruiz and Mikel Merino delivering the goals and a host of celebrities watching from the stands.
Spain's roster combines home‑grown stars and Premier League veterans, aiming to extend an impressive defensive record and claim another championship.
Spain has not conceded a goal in five World Cup matches, and a blend of experience and emerging talent aims to keep that record intact against Belgium.
Spain will face Belgium in a World Cup quarter‑final at Los Angeles Stadium, seeking to continue a 36‑match unbeaten streak and a flawless defensive record while coping with key injuries.
Morocco's World Cup squad blends home‑grown talent with 19 players raised abroad, a result of a deliberate scouting program that began in 2014 and continues to shape the nation's football identity.
Spain's 35‑match unbeaten run under Luis de la Fuente clashes with Belgium's gritty campaign, which includes a 4‑1 win over the United States and the loss of Amadou Onana to injury.
Spain enters the quarter-final with a 35-match unbeaten streak, while Belgium hopes to overcome the loss of Amadou Onana and a political backdrop to challenge the Spanish juggernaut.