Spain demolished Turkey 6–0 in a World Cup qualifier that exposed the gulf between the sides' attacking efficiency and defensive solidity. Playing in a 4–3–3 formation, Spain dominated the shot count with 21 attempts, 12 of which found the target, and converted their chances ruthlessly; Pedri netted twice while Ferran Torres added another, with Spain's xG of 3.14 reflecting their clinical finishing. Turkey, operating in a 4–2–3–1, managed only 11 shots with just two on target and an xG of 0.42, underlining their inability to trouble Spain's goalkeeper, who recorded a perfect 100 per cent save percentage across two attempts faced. Despite equal possession at 50–50, the tactical and technical disparity was stark: Turkey's goalkeeper faced 12 shots on target but could only save one, conceding 6.0 post-shot xG. This emphatic victory emphasizes Spain's credentials in the qualifying campaign.