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- Spain defeated France 2-0 in the 2026 World Cup semifinal to advance to the final.
- Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro were the names who scored Spain's goals.
- Former star Patrick Vieira criticized Digne and Doué for their defensive mistakes.
- Vieira emphasized that France generally lacked presence and that Spain was tactically superior.
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In the 2026 World Cup semifinal, Spain defeated France 2-0 in the match played in Texas to book their place in the final. European champion Spain secured a very comfortable victory against France, who were considered one of the tournament favorites, with a superior tactical performance on the pitch.
Former French star Patrick Vieira harshly criticized his team's disappointing performance. Vieira particularly highlighted the defensive mistakes of Lucas Digne and Désiré Doué, as well as their inadequacy in winning the ball. He also stated that Michael Olise, one of the tournament's bright players, could not get into the game due to Spain's pressing play, and that France generally failed to exist.
In Spain's path to the goal, Mikel Oyarzabal converted the penalty won after Lamine Yamal was brought down in the penalty area. In the second goal, the flawless passing between Dani Olmo and Pedro Porro left the French defense helpless. Vieira praised the tactical discipline Spain displayed as a squad rather than just their individual talents.
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- Where was the 2026 World Cup semifinal match played?
- The semifinal match between France and Spain was played in the state of Texas, United States of America.
- Who scored Spain's goals?
- Spain's goals were scored by Mikel Oyarzabal from a penalty in the 22nd minute and Pedro Porro in the second half.
- Why did Patrick Vieira criticize Désiré Doué and Lucas Digne?
- Vieira criticized Digne for his poor tactical positioning in the second goal, and Doué for failing to track Pedro Porro's run and not returning to defense.
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