Spain secure their first win of the 2026 World Cup by beating Saudi Arabia 4-0 in Group H. Multiple outlets report that Lamine Yamal scores the opening goal, with Spain’s dominance beginning early in the match. BBC and others describe Yamal’s finish as coming in his first start of the tournament, and several sources add that it is his first World Cup goal. Spain’s attack is driven further by Mikel Oyarzabal, who is credited in several reports with scoring twice—one of them after creating the early breakthrough—and also providing the assist for Yamal’s opener. Outlets agree the game quickly becomes one-sided, with Saudi Arabia struggling to contain Spain’s pressing and control. The second half maintains the same momentum, and the fourth goal is described as an own goal following a goalmouth incident involving Marc Cucurella’s volley and Saudi goalkeeper Mohammed Alowais. The result puts Spain in a strong position to reach the Round of 32, while Saudi Arabia must respond in its next group match.