2026 World Cup: We’ve beaten you twice – Spain coach, De La Fuente warns France

Spain manager, Luis de la Fuente, has said he is confident his team will beat France in the semi-final of the 2026 World Cup.

La Roja progressed into the last four, thanks to a 2-1 win over Belgium.

On the other hand, Les Bleus beat Morocco 2-0 to book their spot.

De La Fuente has now claimed Spain’s tactical approach and current form gives them an advantage.

“Let me be clear: We are not finished,” De La Fuente said.

“We are going to work to try to overcome France, but they will be just as worried, as we’ve shown we’re the only team in the world capable of beating them in two consecutive matches.”

You may like

World Cup 2026: All players put in tough shift – Bellingham unimpressed with Tuchel’s comments

2026 World Cup: ‘You’re lucky’ – Tuchel slams England stars as they qualify for semi-final

World Cup 2026: Wayne Rooney names two countries to play final

World Cup 2026: Messi makes history after Argentina beat Switzerland

World Cup 2026: All semi-final fixtures confirmed

World Cup 2026: I’m not happy – Tuchel criticizes England stars after Norway win

World Cup 2026: They’re outstanding – Argentina coach Scaloni names two favourites to win trophy

Jayden Adams: He’ll be sorely missed – FIFA reacts to death of South Africa midfielder

Ex-Chelsea star, Burley slams Portugal for refusing to retire Cristiano Ronaldo