Spain defeats Portugal 1-0 in a World Cup match, with Spain credited for breaking a long-standing clean-sheet record mentioned in the reports. NDTV notes that the record being surpassed traces back to Walter Zenga, an Italy goalkeeper, who set the benchmark in 1990 by keeping five consecutive clean sheets during the tournament in his home country. Following Spain’s 1-0 win over Portugal, Spain’s defensive run is described as extending the streak to a new total that surpasses Zenga’s mark. The coverage frames the result primarily around the achievement tied to Spain’s goalkeeping and defense, while the match scoreline remains 1-0. Cristiano Ronaldo is referenced as playing for Portugal, in the context of the defeat. Overall, the sources agree on the final score, the identity of the opposing teams, and that Spain’s clean-sheet streak reaches a record level not seen since the 1990 World Cup.