Spain dominated Group H proceedings with a commanding 4–0 victory over Saudi Arabia, controlling the match through possession and clinical finishing. The hosts dictated play with 67% possession and 22 shots, converting eight on target, though their expected goals of 2.3 suggested some inefficiency in chance creation relative to their attacking output. Saudi Arabia, set up in a defensive 5–4–1 shape, offered minimal threat with just three shots and 0.14 xG, managing only one effort on target. Spain's goalkeeper faced just one shot and maintained a clean sheet with a perfect save percentage, while Saudi Arabia's stopper was exposed throughout, conceding 3.45 expected goals and saving at only 50% from eight shots on target. The defensive gulf between the sides was stark, with Spain's control and precision proving overwhelming against limited opposition. This emphatic result positions Spain as clear Group H favourites heading into their remaining fixtures.