Fabian Ruiz Extends Unbeaten Spain Record To 49 Games

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Fabian Ruiz Extends Unbeaten Spain Record To 49 Games

Ruiz started Spain’s 2-0 World Cup semifinal win over France before making way for Pedri in the 77th minute, extending his extraordinary unbeaten international run. Across 49 Spain appearances, the midfielder has never tasted defeat, with 34 wins and 15 draws. As La Roja march into the final, Ruiz’s record remains another remarkable good-luck marker for them.

By Nischay Rathore

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