List of international matches for the Spanish women's national football team

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This list contains all the matches of the Spanish women's national soccer team .

Legend

This section serves as a legend for the following tables.

• A = away game
• H = home game
• * = Play on a neutral place
• Opponents = Opponents marked in bold were reigning continental champions at the time of the game
• WM = World Championship
• EM = European Championship
• n / a = after extension
• i. E. = on penalties

The results are shown from the perspective of Spain. Wins are highlighted in green, draws in yellow, and defeats in red. For matches outside Spain, the host country (using the official FIFA code) is indicated in brackets in addition to the venue.

1983 to 1989

No.	date	Result	opponent		venue	occasion	comment
1	02/05/1983	0: 1	Portugal	H	La Guardia	Test game	First official game; first test game; first defeat; first home game; first game against Portugal; first loss to Portugal
2	03/30/1983	0-0	Switzerland	H	Aranjuez	Test game	First draw; first game against Switzerland
3	December 10, 1983	0: 2	France	A.	Perpignan ( FRA )	Test game	First away game; first game against France; first loss to France
4th	03/17/1984	2: 2	France	H	Barcelona	Test game
5	05/12/1984	1-0	Switzerland	A.	Zurich ( SUI )	Test game	First victory; first victory against Switzerland
6th	04/27/1985	0: 1	Hungary	A.	Szekszárd ( HUN )	European Championship qualification 1987	First game in a European Championship qualification; first game against Hungary; first defeat against Hungary
7th	May 25, 1985	0: 2	Switzerland	H	Cuenca	European Championship qualification 1987	First defeat against Switzerland
8th	03/11/1985	2: 3	Italy	H	Palma	European Championship qualification 1987	First game against Italy; first loss to Italy
9	04/05/1986	1: 2	Hungary	H	Gijón	European Championship qualification 1987
10	05/10/1986	3-0	Switzerland	A.	Solothurn ( SUI )	European Championship qualification 1987
11	10/11/1986	1: 1	Italy	A.	Modena ( ITA )	European Championship qualification 1987
12	02/18/1987	0: 1	France	A.	Istres ( FRA )	Test game
13	10/11/1987	1: 1	Bulgaria	A.	Sofia ( BUL )	European Championship qualification 1989	First game against Bulgaria
14th	11/08/1987	0: 1	Czechoslovakia	A.	Bratislava ( TCH )	European Championship qualification 1989	First game against Czechoslovakia; first defeat against Czechoslovakia
15th	December 19, 1987	1-0	Belgium	H	Aranjuez	European Championship qualification 1989	First home win; first game against Belgium; first win against Belgium
16	03/06/1988	1: 3	France	H	Palma del Río	European Championship qualification 1989
17th	03/20/1988	1-0	Bulgaria	H	Torrent	European Championship qualification 1989	First win against Bulgaria
18th	04/23/1988	0-0	France	A.	Castelsarrasin ( FRA )	European Championship qualification 1989
19th	May 14, 1988	0: 2	Czechoslovakia	H	Figueres	European Championship qualification 1989
20th	October 29, 1988	0: 1	Belgium	A.	Antwerp ( BEL )	European Championship qualification 1989	First defeat against Belgium, first game under Ignacio Quereda
21st	11/04/1989	0-0	Switzerland	H	Benicàssim	European Championship qualification 1991
22nd	11/25/1989	1: 3	Denmark	H	Antequera	European Championship qualification 1991	First game against Denmark; first loss to Denmark

1990 to 1999

No.	date	Result	opponent		venue	occasion	comment
23	02/10/1990	1: 3	Italy	A.	Portici ( ITA )	European Championship qualification 1991
24	May 2nd, 1990	1: 2	Switzerland	A.	Binningen ( SUI )	European Championship qualification 1991
25th	06/13/1990	0: 5	Denmark	A.	Vejle ( DEN )	European Championship qualification 1991
26th	October 21, 1990	0-0	Italy	H	Cartagena	European Championship qualification 1991
27	10/23/1991	0: 4	Sweden	H	Palamós	European Championship qualification 1993	First game against Sweden; first loss to Sweden
28	December 8, 1991	0: 1	Ireland	H	Lucena	European Championship qualification 1993	First game against Ireland; first loss to Ireland
29	03/22/1992	1-0	Ireland	A.	Dublin ( IRL )	European Championship qualification 1993	First win against Ireland
	03/30/1992	0: 1	Hungary	*	Varna ( BUL )	Grand Hotel Varna Tournament
	March 31, 1992	0: 1	Russia	*	Varna ( BUL )	Grand Hotel Varna Tournament
	04/04/1992	4-0	Poland	*	Varna ( BUL )	Grand Hotel Varna Tournament
30th	05/17/1992	1: 1	Sweden	A.	Borås ( SWE )	European Championship qualification 1993
31	10/30/1993	0-0	Belgium	A.	Brussels ( BEL )	European Championship qualification 1995
32	December 6, 1993	2: 2, 4: 5 i. E.	Poland	H	Tarragona	Tournament of Tarragona semifinals	First game against Poland
	December 8, 1993	0: 1	Russia	H	Tarragona	Tournament of Tarragona 3rd place match	First game against Russia
33	12/19/1993	0-0	England	H	Osuna	European Championship qualification 1995	First game against England
34	02/05/1994	1-0	Portugal	A.	Chaves ( POR )	Test game	First win against Portugal
35	02/20/1994	0-0	England	A.	Bradford ( ENG )	European Championship qualification 1995
36	03/20/1994	17: 0	Slovenia	H	Palamós	European Championship qualification 1995	First game against Slovenia; first win against Slovenia; highest victory of Spain; highest defeat in Slovenia
37	04/24/1994	4-0	Belgium	H	Tortosa	European Championship qualification 1995
38	05/29/1994	8-0	Slovenia	A.	Naklo ( SLO )	European Championship qualification 1995
39	04/03/1995	3: 5	Hungary	*	Varna ( BUL )	Grand Hotel Varna Tournament
40	04/04/1995	0-0	Russia	*	Varna ( BUL )	Grand Hotel Varna Tournament
41	04/05/1995	2: 1	Romania	*	Varna ( BUL )	Grand Hotel Varna Tournament	First game against Romania; first win against Romania
42	04/08/1995	4: 2	Russia	*	Varna ( BUL )	Grand Hotel Varna Tournament	First win against Russia
43	11/19/1995	0: 1	Denmark	H	Pozoblanco	European Championship qualification 1997
44	03/31/1996	5: 1	Romania	H	Castellón	European Championship qualification 1997
45	04/21/1996	0: 2	Denmark	A.	Hjørring ( DEN )	European Championship qualification 1997
46	05/01/1996	2: 2	Romania	A.	Câmpina ( ROU )	European Championship qualification 1997
47	05/12/1996	1: 1	Sweden	A.	Visby ( SWE )	European Championship qualification 1997
48	06/02/1996	0: 8	Sweden	H	Gandia	European Championship qualification 1997	Biggest defeat in Spain
49	06/27/1996	0: 4	Poland	*	Moravany nad Váhom ( SLO )	Test game
50	07/02/1996	1: 1	BR Yugoslavia	A.	Belgrade ( YUG )	Test game	First game against FR Yugoslavia
51	09/08/1996	2: 1	England	H	Montilla	European Championship qualification 1997 play-off	First win against England
52	09/29/1996	1: 1	England	A.	Birkenhead ( ENG )	European Championship qualification 1997 play-off
53	04/24/1997	0: 6	Germany	A.	Lübeck ( GER )	Test game	First game against Germany; first defeat against Germany. First game against a reigning European champion
54	06/29/1997	1: 1	France	*	Karlskoga ( SWE )	European football championship 1997 group game	First game in a European Championship finals
55	07/02/1997	0: 1	Sweden	A.	Karlskoga ( SWE )	European Football Championship 1997 group match	First defeat at a European Championship finals
56	07/05/1997	1-0	Russia	*	Karlskoga ( SWE )	European Football Championship 1997 group match	First victory in a European Championship finals
57	07/09/1997	1: 2	Italy	*	Lillestrøm ( NOR )	European Football Championship 1997 semifinals
58	11/01/1997	1: 2	Ukraine	H	Gava	World Cup qualification 1999	First game against Ukraine; first loss to Ukraine
59	05/03/1998	1: 2	Sweden	H	Motril	World Cup qualification 1999
60	05/16/1998	2: 3	France	A.	Rennes ( FRA )	Test game
61	05/24/1998	1: 3	Sweden	A.	Stockholm ( SWE )	World Cup qualification 1999
62	05/31/1998	0-0	Iceland	H	Palencia	World Cup qualification 1999	First game against Iceland
63	06/07/1998	1: 2	Ukraine	A.	Kiev ( UKR )	World Cup qualification 1999
64	06/14/1998	1: 1	Iceland	A.	Kópavogur ( ISL )	World Cup qualification 1999
65	09/13/1998	3-0	Scotland	A.	Stirling ( SCO )	World Cup qualification 1999 relegation	First game against Scotland; first win against Scotland
66	10/11/1998	4: 1	Scotland	H	Cordoba	World Cup qualification 1999 relegation
67	11/07/1999	2: 5	Sweden	H	Plasencia	European Championship qualification 2001
68	11/27/1999	0: 1	France	A.	Martigues ( FRA )	European Championship qualification 2001
69	12/12/1999	1: 1	Netherlands	H	Cordoba	European Championship qualification 2001	First game against the Netherlands

2000 to 2009

No.	date	Result	opponent		venue	occasion	comment
70	04/01/2000	2: 1	Netherlands	A.	Almelo ( NED )	European Championship qualification 2001	First win against the Netherlands
71	05/21/2000	1: 2	France	H	Vilagarcía de Arousa	European Championship qualification 2001
72	06/11/2000	0: 7	Sweden	A.	Karlskoga ( SWE )	European Championship qualification 2001
73	10/22/2000	1: 6	Denmark	H	Burgos	European Championship qualification 2001 play-off
74	11/21/2000	2: 4	Denmark	A.	Odense ( DEN )	European Championship qualification 2001 play-off
75	03/22/2001	2: 4	England	A.	Luton ( ENG )	Test game	First loss to England
76	09/30/2001	6: 1	Iceland	H	Teruel	World Cup qualification 2003	First win against Iceland
77	10/28/2001	0: 2	Russia	A.	Seljatino ( RUS )	World Cup qualification 2003	First loss to Russia
78	11/28/2001	0: 3	Italy	A.	Perugia ( ITA )	World Cup qualification 2003
79	01/23/2002	0-0	Sweden	H	Murcia	Test game
80	03/24/2002	0: 1	Italy	H	Pozoblanco	World Cup qualification 2003
81	04/28/2002	2: 1	Russia	H	Molina de Segura	World Cup qualification 2003
82	05/30/2002	0: 3	Iceland	A.	Reykjavík ( ISL )	World Cup qualification 2003
83	03/26/2003	1-0	Netherlands	A.	Zwolle ( NED )	European Championship qualification 2005
84	11/16/2003	0: 2	Norway	H	Las Rozas de Madrid	European Championship qualification 2005	First game against Norway; first loss to Norway
85	02/29/2004	9: 1	Belgium	H	Alginet	European Championship qualification 2005	Biggest defeat in Belgium
86	03/21/2004	0-0	Netherlands	H	La Roda	European Championship qualification 2005
87	04/18/2004	0: 1	Denmark	H	Lucena	European Championship qualification 2005
88	05/02/2004	0: 2	Belgium	A.	Mons ( BEL )	European Championship qualification 2005
89	05/22/2004	0: 2	Denmark	A.	Farum Municipality ( DAN )	European Championship qualification 2005
90	10/02/2004	0: 2	Norway	A.	Porsgrunn ( NOR )	European Championship qualification 2005
91	02/15/2005	2: 2	Finland	H	San Bartolomé de Tirajana	Torneo Internacional Gran Canaria 2005	First game against Finland
92	02/17/2005	0-0	Netherlands	H	San Bartolomé de Tirajana	Torneo Internacional Gran Canaria 2005
93	09/29/2005	2: 3	Poland	A.	Kutno ( POL )	World Cup qualification 2007
94	10/30/2005	1-0	Finland	A.	Helsinki ( FIN )	World Cup qualification 2007	First win against Finland
95	05/11/2005	3: 2	Belgium	H	Las Rozas de Madrid	World Cup qualification 2007
96	11/10/2005	2: 2	Denmark	H	Las Rozas de Madrid	World Cup qualification 2007
97	03/30/2006	7-0	Poland	H	Aranda de Duero	World Cup qualification 2007	First victory against Poland
98	04/22/2006	4: 2	Belgium	A.	Brussels ( BEL )	World Cup qualification 2007
99	04/27/2006	0: 5	Denmark	A.	Viborg ( DEN )	World Cup qualification 2007
100	05/11/2006	0-0	Finland	H	Pozoblanco	World Cup qualification 2007
101	05/30/2007	3-0	Belarus	A.	Babruysk ( BLR )	European Championship qualification 2009	First game against Belarus; first win against Belarus
102	10/27/2007	2: 2	Czech Republic	A.	Pilsen ( CZE )	European Championship qualification 2009	First game against the Czech Republic
103	11/25/2007	0: 1	England	A.	Shrewsbury ( ENG )	European Championship qualification 2009
104	02/16/2008	4-0	Northern Ireland	H	Aranda de Duero	European Championship qualification 2009	First game against Northern Ireland; first win against Northern Ireland
105	05/03/2008	6: 1	Belarus	H	Las Rozas de Madrid	European Championship qualification 2009
106	05/08/2008	4: 1	Czech Republic	H	Las Rozas de Madrid	European Championship qualification 2009
107	05/28/2008	3-0	Northern Ireland	A.	Newry ( NIR )	European Championship qualification 2009
108	October 02, 2008	2: 2	England	H	Zamora	European Championship qualification 2009
109	10/25/2008	0: 2	Netherlands	H	Las Rozas de Madrid	European Championship qualification 2009 play-off	First loss to the Netherlands
110	10/30/2008	0: 2	Netherlands	A.	Volendam ( NED )	European Championship qualification 2009 play-off
111	09/19/2009	13: 0	Malta	A.	Ta 'Qali ( MLT )	World Cup qualification 2011	First game against Malta; first win against Malta; highest defeat of Malta
112	October 24, 2009	2-0	Austria	H	Cordoba	World Cup qualification 2011	First game against Austria; first victory against Austria
113	October 29, 2009	1-0	Austria	A.	Amstetten ( AUT )	World Cup qualification 2011
114	11/21/2009	5-0	Turkey	A.	Manisa ( TUR )	World Cup qualification 2011	First game against Turkey; first win against Turkey

2010 to 2019

No.	date	Result	opponent		venue	occasion	comment
115	04/01/2010	0: 1	England	A.	London ( ENG )	World Cup qualification 2011
116	04/07/2010	5: 1	Turkey	H	Guadalajara	World Cup qualification 2011
117	06/19/2010	2: 2	England	H	Aranda de Duero	World Cup qualification 2011
118	06/24/2010	9-0	Malta	H	Segovia	World Cup qualification 2011
119	09/17/2011	10: 1	Turkey	A.	Istanbul ( TUR )	European Championship qualification 2013
120	23/10/2011	3: 2	Switzerland	H	Las Rozas de Madrid	European Championship qualification 2013
121	October 27, 2011	4-0	Kazakhstan	A.	Astana ( KAZ )	European Championship qualification 2013	First game against Kazakhstan; first win against Kazakhstan
122	11/20/2011	4-0	Romania	A.	Buftea ( ROU )	European Championship qualification 2013
123	11/24/2011	2: 2	Germany	H	Motril	European Championship qualification 2013
124	02/15/2012	4: 1	Austria	H	Santiago de Compostela	Test game
125	March 31, 2012	0: 5	Germany	A.	Mannheim ( GER )	European Championship qualification 2013
126	04/05/2012	13: 0	Kazakhstan	H	Las Rozas de Madrid	European Championship qualification 2013
127	06/16/2012	3: 4	Switzerland	A.	Aarau ( SUI )	European Championship qualification 2013
128	06/21/2012	4-0	Turkey	H	Las Rozas de Madrid	European Championship qualification 2013
129	09/19/2012	0-0	Romania	H	Las Rozas de Madrid	European Championship qualification 2013
130	10/20/2012	1: 1	Scotland	A.	Glasgow ( SCO )	European Championship qualification 2013 playoff game
131	October 24, 2012	3: 2 a.d.	Scotland	H	Las Rozas de Madrid	European Championship qualification 2013 playoff game	Spain qualifies for the second time for the European Championship finals
132	01/16/2013	2: 1	Russia	H	San Pedro del Pinatar
133	02/12/2013	0-0	Denmark	H	Las Rozas de Madrid
134	06/28/2013	2: 2	Denmark	A.	Vejle ( DNK )
135	07/12/2013	3: 2	England	*	Linköping ( SWE )	European Women's Football Championship 2013 - group match
136	07/15/2013	0: 1	France	*	Norrkoping ( SWE )	European Women's Football Championship 2013 - group match
137	07/18/2013	1: 1	Russia	*	Norrkoping ( SWE )	European Women's Football Championship 2013 - group match	Spain reached the quarter-finals as runners-up
138	07/22/2013	1: 3	Norway	*	Squid ( SWE )	European Women's Football Championship 2013 - quarter finals
139	10/27/2013	6-0	Estonia	H	Collado Villalba	World Cup 2015 qualification	First game against Estonia
140	10/31/2013	2-0	Italy	H	San Sebastian de los Reyes	World Cup 2015 qualification	First win against Italy
141	11/23/2013	1-0	Romania	H	Aranjuez	World Cup 2015 qualification
142	11/27/2013	3: 2	Czech Republic	H	Fuenlabrada	World Cup 2015 qualification	50th victory
143	01/14/2014	1: 2	Norway	H	Cartagena
144	02/13/2014	12: 0	North Macedonia	H	Logroño	World Cup 2015 qualification	First game against Macedonia
145	04/05/2014	0-0	Italy	A.	Vicenza ( ITA )	World Cup 2015 qualification
146	04/10/2014	10-0	North Macedonia	A.	Skopje ( MKD )	World Cup 2015 qualification
147.	05/08/2014	5-0	Estonia	A.	Tallinn ( EST )	World Cup 2015 qualification
148.	09/13/2014	2-0	Romania	A.	Iași ( ROU )	World Cup 2015 qualification	Spain qualifies for the first time for the World Cup finals
149.	09/17/2014	1-0	Czech Republic	A.	Písek ( CZE )	World Cup 2015 qualification
150.	02/10/2015	2: 2	Austria	H	San Pedro del Pinatar
151	02/11/2015	2: 1	Belgium	H	San Pedro del Pinatar
152.	03/03/2015	2: 2	New Zealand	H	Guadalajara		First game against New Zealand, against a non- UEFA team and against an oceanic team
153.	05.03.2015	0-0	New Zealand	H	La Roda
154.	04/08/2015	1-0	Ireland	H	Gijón
155.	06/09/2015	1: 1	Costa Rica	*	Montreal ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round	First World Cup game for Spain, first game against Costa Rica and against a Central American team, first game on the territory of another confederation
156.	06/13/2015	0: 1	Brazil	*	Montreal ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round	First game against Brazil and against a South American team
157.	06/17/2015	1: 2	South Korea	*	Ottawa ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round	First game against South Korea and against a team from the Asian Football Confederation , Spain is the only European team eliminated in the preliminary round. Last international match under Ignacio Quereda
158.	09/18/2015	3: 1	People's Republic of China	A.	Weinan ( CHN )		First game in Asia, first game against China, first game under Jorge Vilda
159.	09/21/2015	2: 1	People's Republic of China	A.	Chenzhou ( CHN )
160.	10/27/2015	2: 1	Finland	A.	Helsinki ( FIN )	European Championship qualification
161.	11/26/2015	3-0	Ireland	A.	Dublin ( IRL )	European Championship qualification
162.	December 01, 2015	2-0	Portugal	H	Badajoz	European Championship qualification
163.	01/24/2016	7-0	Montenegro	A.	Petrovac ( MNE )	European Championship qualification	First game against Montenegro
164.	03/04/2016	0-0	Romania	A.	Mogoșoaia ( ROU )
165.	03/08/2016	1: 1	Scotland	A.	Falkirk ( SCO )
166.	04/08/2016	4: 1	Portugal	A.	Covilhã ( PRT )	European Championship qualification
167.	04/12/2016	3-0	Ireland	H	Las Rozas de Madrid	European Championship qualification
168.	09/15/2016	13: 0	Montenegro	H	Las Rozas de Madrid	European Championship qualification	Biggest defeat for Montenegro
169.	09/20/2016	5-0	Finland	H	Leganés	European Championship qualification	The Spaniards qualify with the most goals (39) and the best goal difference (+37) for the European Championship finals
170.	10/25/2016	1: 2	England	H	Guadalajara
171.	11/26/2016	0: 1	France	A.	Le Mans ( FRA )
	01/22/2017	8: 1	Switzerland	H	Oliva		inoff. game
172.	03/01/2017	2: 1	Japan	*	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2017	First game at the Algarve Cup , first game against Japan and an Asian champion
173.	03.03.2017	3-0	Norway	*	Faro / Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2017
174.	03/06/2017	0-0	Iceland	*	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2017
175.	03/08/2017	1-0	Canada	*	Faro-Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup Final	First game against Canada, first tournament victory
176.	04/08/2017	4: 1	Belgium	A.	Eupen ( BEL )
177.	06/10/2017	1: 2	Brazil	H	Fuenlabrada
178.	06/30/2017	7-0	Belgium	H	San Pedro del Pinatar
179.	07/19/2017	2-0	Portugal	*	Doetinchem ( NLD )	EM preliminary round
180.	07/23/2017	0: 2	England	*	Breda ( NLD )	EM preliminary round
181.	07/27/2017	0: 1	Scotland	*	Deventer ( NLD )	EM preliminary round
182	07/30/2017	0: 0 a.d., 3: 5 i. E.	Austria	*	Tilburg ( NLD )	EM quarter-finals
183.	09/18/2017	1: 3	France	A.	Calais ( FRA )
184.	23.10.2017	6-0	Israel	A.	Ramat Gan ( ISR )	World Cup 2019 qualification	First game against Israel
185	11/24/2017	2: 1	Serbia	A.	Belgrade ( SRB )	World Cup 2019 qualification	First game against Serbia
186.	11/28/2017	4-0	Austria	H	Palma	World Cup 2019 qualification
	January 20, 2018	2-0	Netherlands	H	San Pedro del Pinatar		inoff. game (first win against a reigning European champion)
187.	02/28/2018	2-0	Austria	*	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2018
188.	02.03.2018	0-0	Belgium	*	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2018
189	05.03.2018	2-0	Czech Republic	*	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2018
190.	07.03.2018	2-0	Italy	*	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2018 final
191.	04/06/2018	2-0	Finland	A.	Tampere ( FIN )	World Cup 2019 qualification
192.	04/10/2018	1-0	Austria	A.	Maria Enzersdorf ( AUT )	World Cup 2019 qualification
193.	07.06.2018	2-0	Israel	H	Murcia	World Cup 2019 qualification	With the Austrians' 2-0 victory on June 8th, Spain qualified for the 2019 World Cup.
194.	08/31/2018	5: 1	Finland	H	Santander	World Cup 2019 qualification
195.	04.09.2018	3-0	Serbia	H	Logroño	World Cup 2019 qualification	Spain remain as the only European team without losing points in the World Cup qualification
196.	11/08/2018	3: 1	Poland	H	Leganés
197	11/13/2018	0-0	Germany	A.	Erfurt ( DEU )
198.	January 17, 2019	1: 1	Belgium	H	Cartagena
199	01/22/2019	0: 1	United States *	H	Alicante		First game against the USA
200.	02/27/2019	2-0	Netherlands	*	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2019	First win against a European champion
201.	01.03.2019	0: 3	Poland	*	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2019
202.	03/06/2019	2-0	Switzerland	*	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2019 game for 7th place
203.	04/05/2019	2: 1	Brazil	H	Don Benito
204.	04/09/2019	1: 2	England	A.	Swindon ( ENG )
205.	05/17/2019	4-0	Cameroon	H	Guadalajara		First game against Cameroon
206.	05/24/2019	0-0	Canada	H	Logroño
207.	06/02/2019	1: 1	Japan	*	Le Touquet ( FRA )
208.	06/08/2019	3: 1	South Africa	*	Le Havre ( FRA )	World Cup preliminary round	First game against South Africa
209.	06/12/2019	0: 1	Germany	*	Valenciennes ( FRA )	World Cup preliminary round
210.	06/17/2019	0-0	People's Republic of China	*	Le Havre ( FRA )	World Cup preliminary round
211.	06/22/2019	1: 2	United States *	*	Reims ( FRA )	World Cup round of 16
212.	04/10/2019	4-0	Azerbaijan	H	A Coruña	European Championship qualification	First game against Azerbaijan
213	08/10/2019	5: 1	Czech Republic	A.	Prague ( CZE )	European Championship qualification
214	11/12/2019	0-0	Poland	A.	Lublin ( POL )	European Championship qualification

Since 2020

No.	date	Result	opponent		venue	occasion	comment
215	05.03.2020	3: 1	Japan	*	Orlando ( USA )	SheBelieves Cup 2020
216	March 8th, 2020	0: 1	United States	A.	Harrison ( USA )	SheBelieves Cup 2020
217	03/11/2020	1-0	England	*	Frisco ( USA )	SheBelieves Cup 2020
	19.09.2020		Moldova	A.	Chișinău ( MDA )	European Championship qualification	First game against Moldova
	09/22/2020		Azerbaijan	A.	Baku ( AZE )	European Championship qualification
	23/10/2020		Czech Republic	H		European Championship qualification
	11/27/2020		Moldova	H	Madrid	European Championship qualification
	December 01, 2020		Poland	H		European Championship qualification

statistics

Legend

• green background = positive balance
• yellow background = balanced balance
• red background = negative balance
• Sp. = Games
• S = victories
• U = tie
• N = defeats

Balance sheet

The match statistics of the Spanish national team against the individual national teams. In 2015, international matches were played against a member of another confederation (New Zealand) for the first time. The Spanish women have now played against teams from all confederations. The following countries suffered their biggest defeat against Spain: Belgium (1: 9, also a 0: 8 against Norway), Malta (0:13), Montenegro (0:13) and Slovenia (0:17)

opponent	Sp.	S.	U	N	Goal difference	Important games
Azerbaijan	1	1	0	0	004: 000	European Championship qualification 2021
Belgium	13	8th	3	2	035: 011	European Championship qualification 1989, 1995 and 2005; World Cup qualification 2007
Brazil	3	1	0	2	003: 400	World Cup preliminary round 2015
Bulgaria	2	1	1	0	002: 100	European Championship qualification 1989
People's Republic of China	3	2	1	0	005: 200	World Cup preliminary round 2019
Costa Rica	1	0	1	0	001: 100	World Cup preliminary round 2015
Denmark	12	0	3	9	008: 033	European Championship qualification 1991, 1997, 2001 and 2005; World Cup qualification 2007
Germany	5	0	2	3	002: 014	World Cup preliminary round 2019; European Championship qualification 2013
England	14th	3	5	6th	015: 020	EM preliminary round 2013, 2017; European Championship qualification 1995, 1997 and 2007; World Cup qualification 2011
Estonia	2	2	0	0	011: 000	World Cup qualification 2015
Finland	7th	5	2	0	017: 400	World Cup qualification 2007, 2019; European Championship qualification 2017
France	12	0	3	9	008: 020	European Championship qualification 1989 and 2001; European Championship preliminary round 1997, 2013
Ireland	5	4th	0	1	008: 100	European Championship qualification 1993, 2017
Iceland	5	1	3	1	007: 500	World Cup qualification in 1999 and 2003
Israel	2	2	0	0	008: 000	World Cup qualification 2019
Italy	10	2	3	5	009: 013	European Championship qualification 1987 and 1991; European Championship semi-finals 1997; World Cup qualification in 2003 and 2015
Japan	3	2	1	0	006: 300
BR Yugoslavia	1	0	1	0	001: 100
Cameroon	1	1	0	0	004: 000
Canada	2	1	1	0	001: 000
Kazakhstan	2	2	0	0	017: 000	European Championship qualification 2013
Malta	2	2	0	0	022: 000	World Cup qualification 2011
Montenegro	2	2	0	0	020: 000	European Championship qualification 2017
New Zealand	2	0	2	0	002: 200
Netherlands	8th	3	3	2	006: 600	European Championship qualification 2001, 2005 and 2009
Northern Ireland	2	2	0	0	007: 000	European Championship qualification 2009
North Macedonia	2	2	0	0	022: 000	World Cup qualification 2015
Norway	5	1	0	4th	005: 900	EM quarter-finals 2013; European Championship qualification 2005
Austria	8th	6th	2	0	016: 300	European Championship quarter-finals 2017, World Cup qualification 2011, 2019
Poland	8th	3	2	3	018: 013	European Championship qualification 2021
Portugal	5	4th	0	1	009: 200	European Championship preliminary round 2017, qualification 2017
Romania	8th	5	3	0	016: 400	European Championship qualification 1997 and 2013; World Cup qualification 2015
Russia	9	4th	2	3	010: 900	European Championship preliminary round 1997, 2013; World Cup qualification 2003
Scotland	6th	3	2	1	012: 600	World Cup qualification 1999 relegation; European Championship preliminary round 2017, qualification 2013 relegation
Sweden	10	0	3	7th	006: 032	European Championship qualification 1993, 1997 and 2001; European Championship preliminary round 1997; World Cup qualification 1999
Switzerland	9	4th	2	3	013: 010	European Championship qualification 1987, 1991 and 2013
Serbia	2	2	0	0	005: 100	World Cup qualification 2019
Slovenia	2	2	0	0	025: 000	European Championship qualification 1995
South Africa	1	1	0	0	003: 100	World Cup preliminary round 2019
South Korea	1	0	0	1	001: 200	World Cup preliminary round 2015
Czech Republic	6th	5	1	0	017: 600	European Championship qualification 2009, 2021; World Cup qualification 2015
Czechoslovakia	2	0	0	2	000: 300	European Championship qualification 1989
Turkey	4th	4th	0	0	024: 200	World Cup qualification 2011; European Championship qualification 2013
Ukraine	2	0	0	2	002: 400	World Cup qualification 1999
Hungary	3	0	0	3	004: 900	European Championship qualification 1987
United States	2	0	0	2	001: 300	World Cup round of 16 2019
Belarus	2	2	0	0	009: 100	European Championship qualification 2009
total	220	95	52	73	447: 261
Note: Teams in italics are no longer active.

opponent

Continental Association	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference
CAF (Africa)	002	002	000	000	007: 001
AFC (Asia)	007th	004th	002	001	012: 007
OFC (Oceania)	002	000	002	000	002: 002
UEFA (Europe)	200	087	045	068	0420: 243
CONCACAF (North and Central America)	005	001	002	002	003: 004
CONMEBOL (South America)	003	001	000	002	003: 004
total	220	95	51	73	447: 261

Occasions

occasion	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference
World championships	007th	01	02	04th	006: 08
European championships	012	03	03	06th	010: 014
World Cup qualification	048	31	06th	11	143: 044
European Championship qualification	086	34	19th	33	194: 121
Test matches and other tournaments	051	18th	19th	18th	078: 070
Algarve Cup	007th	05	01	01	10: 04
Cyprus Cup	004th	03	01	00	06: 00
total	220	95	51	73	447: 261

Venues

Venue	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference
Home games	093	44	24	25th	238: 104
Away games	084	34	18th	34	159: 116
Play on neutral ground	037	16	10	14th	050: 041
total	220	95	51	73	447: 261

Venues at home games

Las Rozas de Madrid Aranda de Duero Cordoba Pozoblanco Aranjuez Lucena Motril Cartagena Palamós Tarragona San Pedro del Pinatar Guadalajara Fuenlabrada Palma Murcia Logroño Leganés San Bartolomé

Venues with at least 2 games

Venue	Sp.	S.	U	N	1st game	Last game
Las Rozas de Madrid	14th	9	3	2	2003	2016
San Pedro del Pinatar	4th	3	1	0	2013	2017
Guadalajara	4th	2	1	1	2010	2019
Aranda de Duero	3	2	1	0	2006	2010
Aranjuez	3	2	1	0	1983	2013
Cordoba	3	2	1	0	1998	2009
Logroño	3	2	1	0	2014	2019
Cartagena	3	0	2	1	1990	2019
Pozoblanco	3	0	1	2	1995	2006
Leganés	2	2	0	0	2016	2018
Murcia	2	1	1	0	2002	2018
Fuenlabrada	2	1	0	1	2013	2017
Gijón	2	1	0	1	1986	2015
Palamós	2	1	0	1	1991	1994
Palma	2	1	0	1	1985	2017
La Roda	2	0	2	0	2004	2015
San Bartolomé de Tirajana	2	0	2	0	2005	2005
Motril	2	0	1	1	1997	2011
Tarragona	2	0	1	1	1993	1993
Lucena	2	0	0	2	1991	2004
Alginet	1	1	0	0	2004	2004
A Coruña	1	1	0	0	2019	2019
Badajoz	1	1	0	0	2015	2015
Castellón	1	1	0	0	1996	1996
Collado Villalba	1	1	0	0	2013	2013
Don Benito	1	1	0	0	2019	2019
Molina de Segura	1	1	0	0	2002	2002
Montilla	1	1	0	0	1996	1996
San Sebastian de los Reyes	1	1	0	0	2013	2013
Santander	1	1	0	0	2018	2018
Santiago de Compostela	1	1	0	0	2012	2012
Segovia	1	1	0	0	2010	2010
Teruel	1	1	0	0	2001	2001
Torrent	1	1	0	0	1988	1988
Tortosa	1	1	0	0	1994	1994
Barcelona	1	0	1	0	1984	1984
Benicàssim	1	0	1	0	1989	1989
Osuna	1	0	1	0	1993	1993
Palencia	1	0	1	0	1998	1998
Zamora	1	0	1	0	2008	200
Alicante	1	0	0	1	2019	2019
Antequera	1	0	0	1	1989	1989
Burgos	1	0	0	1	2000	2000
Cuenca	1	0	0	1	1985	1985
Figueres	1	0	0	1	1988	1988
Gandia	1	0	0	1	1996	1996
Gava	1	0	0	1	1997	1997
La Guardia	1	0	0	1	1983	1983
Palma del Río	1	0	0	1	1988	1988
Plasencia	1	0	0	1	1999	1999
Vilagarcía de Arousa	1	0	0	1	2000	20008
total	93	44	24	25th

See also

• List of international matches for the Spanish national football team (men)

Web links

• rfef.es: Official homepage of the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) (Spanish)
• de.fifa.com: Results of the Spanish national team

Individual evidence

1. ^ Tarragona Women's Tournament 1993
2. ↑ FIFA counts the match between the Russian team and Germany on December 7, 1993, but not the match against Spain on December 8. [1]
3. ↑ The original date April 13, 2020 has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic .
4. ↑ The original date of April 9, 2020 has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic .0
5. ↑ The original date of June 9, 2020 has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic .0
6. ↑ If a game ends after regular playing time or after extra time, it will be rated according to the result; Games decided on penalties count as a draw in the following.
7. ↑ Also an unofficial game that was won 2-0.
8. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} Of which lost one game on penalties
9. ↑ Incl. of the game not counted by FIFA on April 4, 1992
10. ↑ Incl. of the matches not counted by FIFA on March 31, 1992 and December 8, 1993
11. ↑ Also an unofficial game, which was won 8: 1.
12. ↑ Incl. a game not counted by FIFA on March 30, 1992
13. ↑ In addition, an unofficial game against the Netherlands and Switzerland
14. ↑ 2 games lost on penalties
15. ↑ Also two unofficial games
16. ↑ Also two unofficial games