Spain defeated France in the World Cup semifinal on Tuesday at Dallas Stadium, scoring once in each half to secure a place in the final, according to the supplied reports.

The result ended France’s run and sent European champions Spain through to face the winner of the other semifinal between England and Argentina.

Spain control the semifinal

One account said Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro scored for Spain in a 2-0 win, while another described Spain as having scored a goal in each half to defeat the pre-match favourites.

The same report said France, widely regarded as one of the tournament’s strongest sides, did not manage a shot on target until stoppage time.

Final opponent still to be decided

Spain will now meet the winner of England vs. Argentina in the final, with the exact scheduling described differently in the supplied reports.

One report said the final is set for July 19, while another placed it in New Jersey on Sunday.

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What is confirmed

  • Spain defeated France to reach the World Cup final.[1][2][3]
  • Spain scored a goal in each half against France at Dallas Stadium on Tuesday.[1]
  • Spain will face the winner of England vs Argentina in the final.[1][3]

What remains disputed or unverified

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