Spain vs Austria H2H Stats, Lineups and Live Stream

Preview

In World Cup 1/16 final action, Spain National Football Team met Austria National Football Team on July 2. Spain emerged victorious with a 3-0 win.

The breakthrough came on the 36th minute when Mikel Oyarzabal converted the chance, giving Spain the lead. Pedro Porro added to the score, as Oyarzabal added another goal, making the final score 3-0.

Spain National Football Team is enjoying a strong run, with victories over Uruguay and Saudi Arabia, extending their unbeaten streak to thirteen matches. Their form at the back has been sharp lately, recording three straight clean sheets.

Austria approach this game after a draw with Algeria on June 28. Their backline remains a concern, with goals conceded across three consecutive matches.

In this World Cup showdown, the spotlight will fall on the players who have been pivotal for Spain National Football Team and Austria throughout the campaign. Spain’s offensive unit, with Luis De La Fuente at the helm, has leaned on Mikel Oyarzabal, their main scorer, and Alex Baena, as they continue to drive the team’s attacking efforts forward. Oyarzabal leads Spain’s scoring charts in World Cup this season with two goals, with Cucurella leading their creative tally in the league with two assists. Supporting them are Lamine Yamal, Aymeric Laporte and Dani Olmo, who have also chipped in with important goals and assists, adding depth to Spain’s attack.

Meanwhile, Austria’s top finisher Marko Arnautovic and Romano Schmid have played important roles in ensuring their attack, under Ralf Rangnick’s management, remains effective. Arnautovic leads Austria’s scoring charts in World Cup this season with two goals, as Schlager continues to lead their creative efforts in the tournament with one assist. Austria’s offense has also been strengthened by Marcel Sabitzer, Sasa Kalajdzic and David Alaba, who have provided crucial contributions in the final third.

ScoreBat provides real-time coverage of Spain vs Austria with detailed head-to-head team analysis, team lineups, match stats, and a match timeline. We also offer official live stream options to help you find where to watch the game - our coverage includes all matches of the 1/16 Final of the World Cup, with live streaming available whenever possible.

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Spain's recent form includes two consecutive wins, having won Uruguay and Saudi Arabia in their last two matches, while Austria played their last match against Algeria, which ended in a draw. Overall, in their last twenty matches, Spain have recorded thirteen wins, one loss, and six draws, while Austria have won eleven of their last twenty matches, losing four and drawing five.

AI Prediction

Our AI model provides a pre-game prediction for the Spain–Austria match, then monitors the contest and updates its forecast in real time as the minutes tick by. In this case, our AI model correctly predicted Spain National Football Team's win before the match. Based on numbers run before the whistle, AI forecasted that Spain’s victory stands out as the leading outcome, at 64%, while a draw was at 15% and Austria’s victory was at 21%.

Line-Ups

We are updating team formations and line-ups for Spain - Austria in real time.

Spain kicked off the game with Unai Simon, Marc Cucurella, Aymeric Laporte who got substituted by Marc Pubill on the 90th minute, Pau Cubarsi, Pedro Porro, Pedri who got substituted by Fabian Ruiz on the 90th minute, Rodri, Alex Baena who got substituted by Ferran Torres on the 71st minute, Dani Olmo who got substituted by Mikel Merino on the 71st minute, Lamine Yamal who got substituted by Gavi on the 85th minute and Mikel Oyarzabal as starters, with Joan Garcia, David Raya, Marcos Llorente, Marc Pubill, Eric Garcia, Alejandro Grimaldo, Yeremy Pino, Fabian Ruiz, Nico Williams, Victor Munoz, Mikel Merino, Martin Zubimendi, Gavi, Ferran Torres and Borja Iglesias on the bench.

Austria's starting eleven were Alexander Schlager, Konrad Laimer, David Alaba, Kevin Danso, Stefan Posch who got substituted by Alexander Prass on the 85th minute, Xaver Schlager who got substituted by Florian Grillitsch on the 46th minute, Nicolas Seiwald who got substituted by Carney Chukwuemeka on the 46th minute, Marcel Sabitzer, Paul Wanner, Romano Schmid who got substituted by Sasa Kalajdzic on the 60th minute and Michael Gregoritsch who got substituted by Marko Arnautovic on the 60th minute, with Patrick Pentz, Florian Wiegele, Marco Friedl, Philipp Lienhart, David Affengruber, Phillipp Mwene, Michael Svoboda, Dejan Ljubicic, Alexander Prass, Alessandro Schopf, Patrick Wimmer, Florian Grillitsch, Carney Chukwuemeka, Sasa Kalajdzic and Marko Arnautovic on the bench.

Live Streaming

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Stats

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• Expected Goals: 2.75 - 0.53
• Ball Possession: 64 - 36
• Big Scoring Chances: 4 - 1
• Total Attempts: 23 - 5
• Shots On Target: 10 - 0
• Blocked Shots: 7 - 1
• Shots in the Box: 15 - 4
• Shots from Outside the Box: 8 - 1
• Woodwork Hits: 1 - 0
• Fouls: 8 - 15
• Corners: 9 - 0
• Saves: 0 - 6
• Free Kicks: 15 - 8
• Offsides: 2 - 5
• Passes into Final Third: 166 - 58
• Completed Passes in Final Third: 138 - 42
• Touches in Opponent's Box: 51 - 11
• Tackles: 19 - 16
• Completed Tackles: 13 - 8
• Total Crosses: 21 - 14
• Successful Crosses: 8 - 3
• Interceptions: 6 - 7
• Clearances: 15 - 21

Referee showed the yellow card once throughout the game. Stefan Posch was the one to receive it.

Video Highlights

We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between Spain and Austria in real time. You can watch the goals by Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of Spain - Austria are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.