South Korea vs Spain head-to-head record

South Korea wins: 0
Draws: 2
Spain wins: 4

6 meetings, 1990 to 2016Goals: South Korea 5, Spain 16

South Korea and Spain have met 6 times since 1990. Spain have won 4, South Korea 0, and 2 matches ended level. They last met on 1 June 2016, when Spain won 6–1 in a friendly.

The 6 meetings have produced 21 goals, 3.50 per game. The biggest win is Spain’s 6–1 in a friendly in 2016. Spain are unbeaten in the last six meetings (4 wins, 2 draws).

Who has won more, South Korea or Spain?

All matches6 matches

0 South Korea2 drawsSpain 4

Competitive3 matches

0 South Korea2 drawsSpain 1

Friendlies3 matches

0 South Korea0 drawsSpain 3

Key numbers

Goals: South Korea 5, Spain 163.50 per game
First meeting: South Korea 1–3 SpainWorld Cup, 17 Jun 1990
Most recent: Spain 6–1 South KoreaFriendly, 1 Jun 2016
Spain’s biggest win: Spain 6–1 South KoreaFriendly, 1 Jun 2016
Most goals in a meeting: Spain 6–1 South KoreaFriendly, 1 Jun 2016
Current run: Spain unbeaten in 6
TFN Elo rating now: South Korea 1833 (31st), Spain 2346 (1st)How the rating works

Last five meetings

1 Jun 2016
Spain6South Korea1
Friendly
Salzburg, Austria (neutral)
30 May 2012
Spain4South Korea1
Friendly
Bern, Switzerland (neutral)
3 Jun 2010
Spain1South Korea0
Friendly
Innsbruck, Austria (neutral)
22 Jun 2002
South Korea0Spain0
World Cup, South Korea won on penalties
Gwangju, South Korea
17 Jun 1994
Spain2South Korea2
World Cup
Dallas, United States (neutral)

Who has had the upper hand over time?

The line climbs with every South Korea win and drops with every Spain win, so its height shows who has won more meetings up to that point.

Above the line: South Korea have won more Below: Spain have won more

Level

Spain lead by 4 wins after the latest meeting. The biggest lead was 4, held by Spain from 1 June 2016.

Every meeting on one timeline

South Korea wins

Draws

Spain wins

Larger dots mark bigger winning margins. Hover a dot for the result.

Home, away and neutral

In South Korea's home games

1 match

010

South KoreaDrawsSpain

At neutral venues

5 matches

014

South KoreaDrawsSpain

Record by competition

Record by competition
Competition	Played	South Korea	Draws	Spain	Goals
World Cup	3	0	2	1	3–5
Friendly	3	0	0	3	2–11

Meetings by decade

South Korea wins Draws Spain wins

Meetings by decade
Decade	Played	Draws	Spain	Goals
1990s	2	1	1	8
2000s	1	1	0	0
2010s	3	0	3	13

Longest runs

Longest runs
Longest run of	South Korea	Spain
Wins in a row	None	32010 to 2016
Unbeaten meetings	21994 to 2002	61990 to 2016

The longest run of draws is 2, from 17 June 1994 to 22 June 2002.

Penalty shootouts

South Korea 0–0 SpainWorld Cup, 22 Jun 2002South Korea won on penalties

Questions answered

How many times have South Korea and Spain played each other?

6 times, starting on 17 June 1990. 3 of those meetings were competitive and 3 were friendlies.

Who has won more matches between South Korea and Spain?

Spain, with 4 wins to 0. 2 matches ended level.

What is the biggest win in South Korea vs Spain?

Spain’s 6–1 win in a friendly on 1 June 2016 in Salzburg.

When did South Korea and Spain last play?

On 1 June 2016 in Salzburg, when Spain won 6–1 in a friendly.

What is the competitive record between South Korea and Spain?

In 3 competitive matches, South Korea have 0 wins, Spain have 1, and 2 ended level.

Have South Korea and Spain met in a penalty shootout?

Yes, once. Most recently at the World Cup on 22 June 2002, when South Korea won the shootout after a 0–0 draw.

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Every South Korea vs Spain result

All 6 Competitive 3 Friendlies 3

Every South Korea vs Spain result
Date	Home	Score	Away	Competition	Venue
1 Jun 2016	Spain	6–1	South Korea	Friendly	Salzburg, Austria (neutral)
30 May 2012	Spain	4–1	South Korea	Friendly	Bern, Switzerland (neutral)
3 Jun 2010	Spain	1–0	South Korea	Friendly	Innsbruck, Austria (neutral)
22 Jun 2002	South Korea	0–0South Korea on pens	Spain	World Cup	Gwangju, South Korea
17 Jun 1994	Spain	2–2	South Korea	World Cup	Dallas, United States (neutral)
17 Jun 1990	South Korea	1–3	Spain	World Cup	Udine, Italy (neutral)