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Australia vs Spain Result, Stats, Lineups & H2H

FT · HT 0–10 – 3

David Villa 36′Fernando Torres 69′Juan Mata 82′

Player of the matchJordi AlbaESP · 90′ · 8 duels won · 6 interceptions · 5 tackles

8.7
Possession
42%58%
Shots · on target in brackets
4 (0)10 (4)
Corners
26

World CupMatchday 3Estádio Joaquim Américo Guimarães

Events

AUS 0–3 ESP · 2–1 yellow
  1. Full time 0–3
  2. Mile JedinakYellow card
  3. Matthew SpiranovicYellow card
  4. David Silvafor Xabi Alonso
  5. Juan Mata0–3Goal · assist Cesc Fàbregas
  6. Mark Brescianofor Oliver Bozanic
  7. Fernando Torres0–2Goal · assist Andrés Iniesta
  8. Cesc Fàbregasfor Santi Cazorla
  9. Sergio RamosYellow card
  10. James Troisifor Thomas Oar
  11. Juan Matafor David Villa
  12. Ben Halloranfor Adam Taggart
  13. Half-time 0–1
  14. David Villa0–1Goal · assist Juanfran

Team stats

20 figures
Australiafull timeSpain
  1. 42%Possession58%
  2. 4Shots10
  3. 0Shots on target4
  4. 2Corners6
  5. 444Passes619
  6. 14Fouls9
All 20 stats
  1. Attack
  2. 2Accurate crosses1
  3. 15Crosses17
  4. 22Dribble attempts13
  5. 1Offsides6
  6. 0%Shot accuracy40%
  7. 0Shots blocked4
  8. 4Shots off target2
  9. 10Successful dribbles10
  10. Passing
  11. 349Accurate passes533
  12. 79%Pass accuracy86%
  13. Defence
  14. 34Duels won58
  15. 10Interceptions26
  16. 1Saves0
  17. 10Tackles27

Player leaders

this match

Shots

  1. Juan MataESP2 (1)
  2. Fernando TorresESP2 (1)
  3. Jordi AlbaESP1 (1)

Passes

  1. Andrés IniestaESP79/91
  2. Jordi AlbaESP66/75
  3. KokeESP62/70

Key passes

  1. Andrés IniestaESP3
  2. David VillaESP2
  3. Cesc FàbregasESP2

Duels won

  1. Sergio RamosESP9/11
  2. Jordi AlbaESP8/9
  3. JuanfranESP6/10

Tackles

  1. Jordi AlbaESP5
  2. Sergio RamosESP4
  3. KokeESP4

Clearances

  1. Sergio RamosESP9
  2. Jordi AlbaESP5
  3. Raúl AlbiolESP5

Saves

  1. Mathew RyanAUS1

Table

World Cup 2014 · current
#TeamPW-D-LGoalsGDPts
1Netherlands33-0-010:3+79
2Chile32-0-15:3+26
3Spain31-0-24:7-33
4Australia30-0-33:9-6–
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What stands out

  • 0–1half-time

    The match stood at 0–1 at half-time before 0–2 after the break (0–3 full time).

  • 4–10shots

    Australia recorded 4 shots (0 on target) against 10 (4 on target) for Spain.

Top ratings

XI avg 6.54 v 7.68
  1. Jordi AlbaESP8.7
  2. Sergio RamosESP8.1
  3. JuanfranESP8.0
  4. Andrés IniestaESP7.9
  5. David VillaESP7.9

Form

last 10 matches of each side, all competitions, before kick-off
Australia5d restequal rest · old → new5d restSpain
  1. 3-4L28 Jul
  2. 0-6L7 Sep
  3. 0-6L11 Oct
  4. 3-0W15 Oct
  5. 1-0W19 Nov
  6. 3-4L5 Mar
  7. 1-1D26 May
  8. 0-1L6 Jun
  9. 1-3L13 Jun
  10. 2-3L18 Jun

2-1-7goals 14:280.70pts/game

Bar: goals scored.
Score: own goals first.Pts/game: green ≥ 2.0 · blue ≥ 1.5 · amber ≥ 1.0 · red below

  1. 2-0W14 Aug
  2. 2-0W6 Sep
  3. 2-2D10 Sep
  4. 2-1W16 Nov
  5. 0-1L19 Nov
  6. 1-0W5 Mar
  7. 2-0W30 May
  8. 2-0W7 Jun
  9. 1-5L13 Jun
  10. 0-2L18 Jun

6-1-3goals 14:111.90pts/game

  1. HNetherlands2–3
  2. AChile1–3
  3. ACroatia0–1
  4. HSouth Africa1–1
  5. HEcuador3–4

latest 5

  1. HChile0–2
  2. HNetherlands1–5
  3. AEl Salvador2–0
  4. HBolivia2–0
  5. HItaly1–0
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  1. HCosta Rica1–0
  2. ACanada3–0
  3. AFrance0–6
  4. ABrazil0–6
  5. HChina PR3–4

older

  1. ASouth Africa0–1
  2. AEquatorial Guinea2–1
  3. HChile2–2
  4. AFinland2–0
  5. AEcuador2–0

Season comparison

as the teams came into the match
Australiaall competitionsSpain
  1. Goal markets & scoring rates · 15 games each
  2. 3.6Goals per game (both sides)3
  3. 73%Over 1.587%
  4. 60%Over 2.547%
  5. 53%Over 3.533%
  6. 47%Both teams scored40%
  7. 33%Clean sheets47%
  8. 27%Failed to score13%
  9. Australia at home v Spain away
  10. 7Played6
  11. 3Won5
  12. 1Drawn0
  13. 3Lost1
  14. 15-12Goals (for-against)13-3
  15. 1.43Points per game2.5
  16. 57%Over 2.533%
  17. 43%Clean sheets50%
  18. 1st half vs 2nd half scoring · 13 games each
  19. 8-121st-half goals (for-against)13-6
  20. 13-182nd-half goals (for-against)13-7
  21. 62%Goals after half-time50%
  22. 69%Goal before half-time69%
  23. 3-6-4Half-time W-D-L6-5-2
How we calculate this

Match info

Competition
World Cup
Season
2014 · Matchday 3 of 3
Stage
Group stage
Kick-off
Venue
Estádio Joaquim Américo Guimarães, Curitiba
Capacity
43,000 · grass
AUS coach
Ange Postecoglou (1.79 PPG)
ESP coach
V. Del Bosque

Match summary

Spain beat Australia 3-0 in the World Cup, Group stage.

David Villa (36'), Fernando Torres (69') and Juan Mata (82') scored the goals for Spain.

Australia — live results and scheduleSpain — live results and scheduleHow we calculate this

Lineups

Starting XIs · ratings at full time
Australia6.54 avg rating 7.68Spain
  1. 16.7Mathew Ryan
  2. 36.9Jason Davidson
  3. 66.8Matthew SpiranovicYC
  4. 196.0Ryan McGowan
  5. 226.3Alex Wilkinson
  6. 76.5Mathew Leckie
  7. 116.2Thomas Oar↓61′
  8. 136.4Oliver Bozanic↓72′
  9. 156.6Mile JedinakYC
  10. 176.8M. McKay
  11. 96.4Adam Taggart↓46′
  1. 237.0Pepe Reina
  2. 27.9Raúl Albiol
  3. 58.0JuanfranA
  4. 158.1Sergio RamosYC
  5. 188.7Jordi Alba
  6. 67.9Andrés IniestaA
  7. 147.1Xabi Alonso↓83′
  8. 177.5Koke
  9. 77.9David VillaG ↓56′
  10. 97.3Fernando TorresG
  11. 207.2Santi Cazorla↓68′
  1. 10Ben HalloranMF · ↑46′6.0
  2. 14James TroisiMF · ↑61′6.5
  3. 23Mark BrescianoMF · ↑72′6.6
  4. 5Mark MilliganMF
  5. 8Bailey WrightDF
  6. 12Mitchell LangerakGK
  7. 16James HollandMF
  8. 18Eugene GalekovićGK
  9. 20Dario VidosicMF
  10. 21Massimo LuongoMF

SubstitutesCoaches: Ange Postecoglou (1.79 PPG) · V. Del BosqueG goal · A assist · YC yellow · RC red · ↑ on · ↓ off

  1. 10Cesc FàbregasMF · A ↑68′7.9
  2. 13Juan MataMF · G ↑56′7.5
  3. 21David SilvaMF · ↑83′
  4. 1CasillasGK
  5. 3Eric GuéritDF
  6. 4Javi MartínezMF
  7. 8XaviMF
  8. 11PedroFW
  9. 12David de GeaGK
  10. 16Sergio BusquetsMF
  11. 19Diego CostaFW
  12. 22César AzpilicuetaDF

Matchday 3

World Cup · the other 10 games
  1. Netherlands2–0Chile
  2. Mexico0–1Croatia
  3. Cameroon1–0Brazil
  4. England3–0Costa Rica
  5. Italy3–0Uruguay
  6. Greece2–1Côte d'Ivoire
  7. Japan1–2Colombia
  8. Bosnia and Herzegovina0–2Iran
  9. Nigeria1–2Argentina
  10. Ecuador0–0France
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