World Cup
June 23, 2006
- FTFT1Saudi Arabia
Spain0
10
1 - FTFT2Ukraine
Tunisia1
01
0 - FTFT3Switzerland
South Korea2
02
0 - FTFT4Togo
France0
20
2
Full-time - 90'
Saudi Arabia
0 - 1
Spain
Group H
14:00 +00:00, June 23, 2006
Fritz-Walter Stadion, Kaiserslautern, Germany
Referee: Coffi Codjia (BEN)
Game 47
Scoring Summary
| Saudi Arabia | Spain |
|---|---|
| Juanito (36') |
Match Stats
Saudi Arabia
Spain
| 8(3) | Shots (on Goal) | 22(14) |
| 21 | Fouls | 21 |
| 4 | Corner Kicks | 10 |
| 5 | Offsides | 0 |
| 37% | Time of Possession | 63% |
| 2 | Yellow Cards | 3 |
| 0 | Red Cards | 0 |
| 17 | Saves | 6 |
| Saudi Arabia | ||
|---|---|---|
| No. | NAME | POS |
21
| Mabrouk Zaid | G |
3
| Redha Fallatah Tukar | D |
4
| Hamad Al Montashari | D |
2
| Ahmed Dokhi | D |
12
| Abdulaziz Khathran | D |
13
| Hussein Sulimani | D |
19
| Mohammed Massad | M |
14
| Saud Ali Khariri | M |
8
| Mohammed Noor | M |
16
| Khaled Al-Thaker | M |
18
| Nawaf Al Temyat | M |
9
| Sami Al Jaber | F |
23
| Malek Mouath | F |
11
| Saad Al Harthi | F |
| Substitutes | ||
|---|---|---|
| No. | NAME | POS |
1
| Mohammed Al Daeyea | G |
22
| Mohammad Khojah | G |
5
| Naif Al Qadi | D |
17
| Mohammed Al Anbar | D |
18
| Nawaf Al Temyat | M |
15
| Ahmed Al Bahri | M |
19
| Mohammed Massad | M |
7
| Mohammed Ameen | M |
23
| Malek Mouath | F |
| Substitutions | |
|---|---|
| MIN. | SUBSTITUTION |
| 13' | Nawaf Al Temyat for Khaled Al-Thaker |
| 68' | Malek Mouath for Sami Al Jaber |
| 81' | Mohammed Massad for Hussein Sulimani |
| Yellow Cards | |
|---|---|
| MIN. | NAME |
| 27' | Sami Al Jaber |
| 77' | Nawaf Al Temyat |
| Red Cards | |
|---|---|
| MIN. | NAME |
| No Red Cards | |
| Spain | ||
|---|---|---|
| No. | NAME | POS |
19
| Santiago Cañizares | G |
20
| Juanito | D |
2
| Míchel Salgado | D |
4
| Carlos Marchena | D |
12
| Antonio López | D |
6
| David Albelda | M |
10
| José Antonio Reyes | M |
9
| Fernando Torres | F |
17
| Joaquín | M |
13
| Andrés Iniesta | M |
18
| Cesc Fábregas | M |
8
| Xavi | M |
7
| Raúl | F |
21
| David Villa | F |
| Substitutes | ||
|---|---|---|
| No. | NAME | POS |
1
| Iker Casillas | G |
23
| Pepe Reina | G |
5
| Carles Puyol | D |
22
| Pablo Ibañez | D |
3
| Mariano Pernia | D |
15
| Sergio Ramos | D |
8
| Xavi | M |
14
| Xabi Alonso | M |
16
| Marcos Senna | M |
11
| Luis Garcia | F |
9
| Fernando Torres | F |
21
| David Villa | F |
| Substitutions | |
|---|---|
| MIN. | SUBSTITUTION |
| 45' | David Villa for Raúl |
| 66' | Xavi for Cesc Fábregas |
| 69' | Fernando Torres for José Antonio Reyes |
| Yellow Cards | |
|---|---|
| MIN. | NAME |
| 30' | David Albelda |
| 35' | José Antonio Reyes |
| 75' | Carlos Marchena |
| Red Cards | |
|---|---|
| MIN. | NAME |
| No Red Cards | |
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