Spain stands on the verge of rewriting football history after extending its unbeaten run to 43 matches, reaching 44 when counting only competitive fixtures, according to reports from El Correo. Luis de la Fuente’s side secured another milestone following a victory against the Czech Republic, adding to a global collection of records that continues to expand.

“The people who are not foolish value what we are doing,” Luis de la Fuente told El Correo.

Beyond the overall undefeated run, La Roja has collected 12 victories in official matches. The team now targets the benchmark of 15 straight competitive wins achieved by Germany between 2010 and 2012. Spain needs three more victories to equal that milestone and four to surpass it, with a forthcoming fixture against England awaiting them.

The current cycle also includes the national team’s run through 2026, a calendar year featuring 15 victories and two draws that culminated in capturing a second World Cup star. Winning has turned into a regular expectation, while defeat remains an increasingly distant occurrence for the squad.

Midfielder Fabián Ruiz has appeared in 53 matches for Spain without suffering a single defeat, placing him within reach of Carlos Marchena’s national record of 57 unbeaten appearances. As the primary individual exponent of the team’s resilience, the Paris Saint-Germain player has established a unique footprint in international statistics.

Defender Marc Cucurella maintains a similarly unblemished record with the senior national team across 36 appearances, comprising 29 victories and seven draws.

The sequence reflects an ability to manage advantages and dictate the tempo until the final whistle.