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Spain vs Austria β€” result & stats

Round of 32 Β· 2026-07-02 19:00

Spain crestSpain
3–0
Austria crestAustria

Recent form

Spainlast 10
10W 0D 0LΒ·2.2 scored Β· 0.6 conceded /game
Austrialast 10
4W 4D 2LΒ·1.6 scored Β· 1.4 conceded /game

Analysis & Betting Tips

Spain leads Group H. A flawless defensive record, they say. Don't believe the hype. Austria's got Marcel Sabitzer, a midfield engine with a 50% BTTS rate behind him. That Spanish backline? It's about to get a nasty surprise. This isn't just control versus vulnerability. It's about to get tense.

Spain's the market darling. No surprise there: 1.33, an implied 74% chance of victory. Group H leaders. Five goals up, zero conceded in three matches. Unbeaten in ten overall (five wins, five draws). Looks like dominance. But look closer. That 1xBet price? It doesn't tell the whole story.

Spain's defence? Too good. A 60% clean sheet rate in their last five. Most top teams manage 40-50%. Their 1.5 goals-against average over ten matches looks good, sure, but they've given up nothing in this group. That's unsustainable. Nobody's *that* good. Austria, on the other hand, hasn't kept a clean sheet in four matches. Looks weak, right? Wrong. Their attack tells a different tale. They've hit BTTS 50% of the time recently. They score. And they force you to play.

Sure, Spain's expected goals (xG) are better: 1.75 over seven games to Austria's 1.22. That's a gap, not a canyon. Spain hogs the ball, 57% average. They outshoot Austria, 16.7 to 14.1. Big deal. Ball hogging and spray-and-pray aren't goals. Austria's efficient. And they've got Marcel Sabitzer. Three goals, two assists in three games. Five goal contributions? That's a load for any team. He'll make Spain's midfield look foolish if they switch off.

Here's the kicker. The market glances at Spain's perfect group record, their defensive 'bubble', and slaps a 74% win probability on them. Our numbers tell a different story. Forty-five percent for a Spain win. Forty-five percent for a draw. Austria, 10%. See that draw? That's the real insight. Austria isn't here for a participation trophy. Their group form? Draw, loss, win. Not pretty. But they've scored six in three group games. They also dig in. Spain's group results: 2-1 win, 1-1 draw, 2-0 win. That 1-1? Proof they can be caught.

Mikel Oyarzabal. Two goals in three games. A recent 8.7 rating. Spain's main man up front. Ferran Torres? Four appearances, a goal, an assist. Not bad. Defence? Aymeric Laporte. Three games, zero conceded, an assist, 8.03 rating. Looks solid. But Austria's attack will test him. Sabitzer. Three goals, two assists in three group games. The Austrian engine. Marko Arnautović, two goals in three. Florian Gregoritsch, a goal and an assist. These guys can make Spain's 'perfect' defence crack. And it *will* be the first time this campaign it happens.

Defensive woes? Both sides have 'em. Austria: zero clean sheets in four matches. Conceding 1.1 goals per game over ten. Vulnerable. Spain? Their 1.75 xG average won't exactly blow anyone away. Austria's 1.22 xG suggests they can keep pace. The draw, remember? Equal probability to a Spanish win. That's the real indicator. Spain frustrates. They control. But they won't overwhelm.

Value bet? Over 2.5 Goals. The market's giving it 53%. Too low. Austria attacks. Spain's defence, perfect as it's been, hasn't seen a knockout challenge yet. Spain averages 2.4 goals per game over ten. Austria, 1.9. A 2-1 Spain win, or a 2-2 draw? Both happen often enough. Both hit the Over 2.5. Austria scores 75% of their goals in the first half (last four games). BTTS 50%. They don't just roll over. Spain scores 80% of *their* goals in the first half (last five games). They come out swinging. Early goals. Lots of goals. Spain's tempo pushes it. Over 2.5 is the smart money. Not the outright.

Spain to win? Sure, it makes sense. Unbeaten. Better xG. Top of the group. Logical. But our numbers scream 45% win, 45% draw. That's the truth. Spain at 1.33? Too short. They haven't been tested. Not really. A draw at 5.1-5.6 (around 18% implied probability) is a steal. Our numbers say 45%. The market's just staring at Spain's perfect record, ignoring Austria's ability to annoy and score.

So, expect tension. Spain will own the ball. Own the pitch. They'll just struggle to turn it into actual goals. Austria? Deep defence. Hit on the break. Sabitzer's a menace. He'll test that 'pristine' back line. Can Spain's midfield open Austria up early? Or will a late counter cost them? Both teams will score. Both can hold a line. This isn't a Spanish cakewalk. It's a battle of control versus pure grit.

Our verdict

Spain *could* win, sure. Unbeaten, top of the group. I get it. But the real play? Over 2.5 Goals. The market's sleeping on it. It captures Austria's attack and the fundamental tension between Spain's flawless defence and Austria's knack for scoring.

Betting tips

Over 2.5 Goals. That's the one. Austria's kept zero clean sheets in four matches, 50% BTTS. Spain? They score 2.4 per game, but only one clean sheet in their last five, despite their 'perfect' group run. Both teams score 75-80% of their goals in the first half. Action starts early. The market says 53% implied for Over 2.5. Laughable. The xG, the averages, the players – Oyarzabal, Sabitzer – they scream Over. Spain to win is the backup, sure. Unbeaten, good form. But they'll fight for it. A 1-1 or 2-1. Over 2.5 hits. A clean sheet for Spain? Forget it. Austria wants goals. Spain's about to face a real test.

Match stats

Full-time statistical comparison
SpainAustria
2.84Expected goals (xG)0.32
23Shots5
10Shots on target0
9Corners0
0Yellow cards1
β€”Red cardsβ€”
65Possession %35
91Pass accuracy %82

Timeline

SpainAustria
  1. Mikel Oyarzabal
    36'
  2. 46'
    X. Schlager
  3. 46'
    N. Seiwald
  4. 60'
    R. Schmid
  5. 60'
    M. Gregoritsch
  6. Pedro Porro
    66'
  7. Dani Olmo
    71'
  8. Álex Baena
    71'
  9. 83'
    S. Posch
  10. Lamine Yamal
    85'
  11. 85'
    S. Posch
  12. Mikel Oyarzabal
    89'
  13. Pedri
    90'
  14. Aymeric Laporte
    90'

Odds & best prices

12 bookmakers
Spain win
1.36
1xBet
Draw
5.96
1xBet
Austria win
13.00
Betfair
Over 2.5 Goals1.88PinnacleUnder 2.5 Goals2.29SBOBTTS β€” Yes2.45BetfairBTTS β€” No1.73William Hill
BookmakerSpainDrawAustria
10Bet1.335.2510.50
1xBet1.365.9611.60
Bet3651.335.5011.00
BetVictor1.305.5011.50
Betano1.355.5012.00
Betfair1.305.5013.00
Dafabet1.295.6012.00
Marathonbet1.345.7010.75
Pinnacle1.335.6512.75
SBO1.335.7010.00
Unibet1.335.4011.00
William Hill1.335.0011.00

Decimal odds, indicative and subject to change. Highlighted = best available price.

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Head-to-head

1
Spain wins
0
Draws
0
Austria wins
0% Β· 100%
BTTS Β· Over 2.5
  • 2026-07-02Spain3–0Austria

Lineups

Spain
4-2-3-1 Β· Luis de la Fuente
  • 23U. SimonG
  • 24M. CucurellaD
  • 14A. LaporteD
  • 22P. CubarsiD
  • 12P. PorroD
  • 20PedriM
  • 16RodriM
  • 15A. BaenaM
  • 10D. OlmoM
  • 19Lamine YamalM
  • 21M. OyarzabalF
Substitutes (15)
  • 1D. RayaG
  • 2M. PubillD
  • 3A. GrimaldoD
  • 4E. GarciaD
  • 5M. LlorenteM
  • 6M. MerinoM
  • 7F. TorresF
  • 8F. RuizM
  • 9GaviM
  • 11Y. PinoM
  • 13J. GarciaG
  • 17N. WilliamsF
  • 18M. ZubimendiM
  • 25V. MunozF
  • 26B. IglesiasF
Austria
4-2-3-1 Β· Ralf Rangnick
  • 1A. SchlagerG
  • 20K. LaimerD
  • 8D. AlabaD
  • 3K. DansoD
  • 5S. PoschD
  • 4X. SchlagerM
  • 6N. SeiwaldM
  • 9M. SabitzerM
  • 24P. WannerM
  • 18R. SchmidM
  • 11M. GregoritschF
Substitutes (15)
  • 2D. AffengruberD
  • 7M. ArnautovicF
  • 10F. GrillitschM
  • 12F. WiegeleG
  • 13P. PentzG
  • 14S. KalajdzicF
  • 15P. LienhartD
  • 16P. MweneD
  • 17C. ChukwuemekaM
  • 19D. LjubicicM
  • 21P. WimmerM
  • 22A. PrassD
  • 23M. FriedlD
  • 25M. SvobodaD
  • 26A. SchopfM

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