Porro and Oyarzabal Send Spain to First World Cup Final Since 2010

Spain beat France 2–0 at Dallas Stadium to reach the World Cup final for the first time since winning the 2010 title in South Africa. Lamine Yamal won a penalty a day after his 19th birthday and Mikel Oyarzabal converted past Mike Maignan on 22 minutes, before Pedro Porro played a one-two with Dani Olmo and swept home a second on 58 minutes.

Les Bleus mustered just three shots on target as Marc Cucurella made a crucial block on Kylian Mbappé and Unai Simón recovered to deny Désiré Doué after fluffing a clearance. Spain finished with 51% possession, 10 shots and two on target to France's 10 and three; Adrien Rabiot and Mbappé were booked for the hosts and Cucurella for La Roja.

Spain advance to face Argentina in Sunday's final at New York New Jersey Stadium — their second appearance in the showpiece after lifting the trophy in 2010. France drop into Saturday's bronze medal match in Miami, with Didier Deschamps' side still searching for a first World Cup win when trailing at half-time after Oyarzabal's fifth goal of the tournament made Pedro Porro FIFA's Superior Player of the Match.