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Scorewit World Cup
Head-to-head · World Cup

South Korea v Spain

South Korea 0 · 2 drawn · Spain 1

South Korea and Spain have met three times at the World Cup.

3
Meetings
0
South Korea wins
2
Draws
1
Spain wins
Editions: 199019942002
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Biggest win — Spain 3–1 South Korea (1990).

South Korea and Spain have met 3 times at the World Cup across 3 editions: South Korea won 0, Spain won 1, 2 drawn.

Quick answers

What is South Korea vs Spain's head-to-head record at the World Cup?
South Korea and Spain have met 3 times at the World Cup: South Korea won 0, Spain won 1, 2 drawn.
How many times has South Korea beaten Spain?
South Korea have never beaten Spain in their 3 World Cup meetings in the covered data. Wins count the 90-minute or extra-time scoreline; a shootout only decides who advances.
How many times has Spain beaten South Korea?
Spain have beaten South Korea once in their 3 World Cup meetings in the covered data. Wins count the 90-minute or extra-time scoreline; a shootout only decides who advances.
What is South Korea vs Spain's biggest win?
The biggest win between them is Spain 3–1 South Korea, at the 1990 World Cup.

Head-to-head

TeamWonDrawnLostGoals
South Korea0213
Spain1205

Penalty shootouts between them: South Korea 1–0 Spain. W/D/L is by the 90-minute or extra-time scoreline; a shootout only decides who advances.

Every meeting

EditionRoundResult
1990GroupSpain 3–1 South Korea
1994GroupSpain 2–2 South Korea
2002Quarter-finalSouth Korea 0–0 (5–3 on penalties) Spain

Meeting editions: 1990 · 1994 · 2002.

Source: 1990 World Cup match record, via openfootball (public-domain data) — source

Team records: South Korea · Spain.

✓ Every fact computed from public match records — openfootball (public-domain data). Not written by anyone.

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