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World Cup 2026, June 15: Spain Stunned by Debutants Cabo Verde

Lumen Field in Seattle, a World Cup 2026 venue

Updated 17 June 2026.

World Cup 2026 results on June 15 were dominated by draws, and one stood out above the rest: Spain were held 0-0 by tournament debutants Cabo Verde, the biggest shock of the group stage so far. Belgium, Iran, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia and Uruguay also shared the spoils on a day when the favourites stumbled and the outsiders held firm.

MatchResultGroupScorers
Belgium v Egypt1-1GHany 66′ OG; Ashour 19′
Iran v New Zealand2-2GRezaeian 32′, Mohebi 64′; Just 7′, 54′
Spain v Cabo Verde0-0HNone
Saudi Arabia v Uruguay1-1HAl-Amri 41′; Araújo 80′

Cabo Verde stun Spain

The day’s headline was a goalless one. Cabo Verde, playing in their first ever World Cup, held Spain to a 0-0 draw and barely looked troubled doing it. Spain dominated possession and Ferran Torres struck the bar, but the debutants defended with composure and discipline to claim a famous point. Read the full story in our Spain 0-0 Cabo Verde report.

New Zealand push Iran all the way

Group G served up the day’s best entertainment, Iran twice pegged back by a spirited New Zealand in a 2-2 draw. Elijah Just scored both of New Zealand’s goals, on 7 and 54 minutes, with Ramin Rezaeian and Mohammad Mohebi replying for Iran. Belgium, meanwhile, were held 1-1 by Egypt and needed an own goal to draw level, a flat start for one of the group’s fancied sides.

Uruguay rescue a point late

Saudi Arabia looked set for a famous win over Uruguay after Abdulelah Al-Amri struck on 41 minutes, only for Maximiliano Araújo to level on 80 and earn the South Americans a 1-1 draw. Like much of the day, it ended even, leaving Group H finely poised.

Where the World Cup 2026 June 15 results leave the groups

Both Group G and Group H ended the day with all four teams level on a single point, the draws keeping everything open. In the 48-team format, where the eight best third-placed sides also advance, these shared points keep more nations alive heading into the second round of fixtures. Track every table on our standings page, with live goals on live scores. The format is explained in our complete World Cup 2026 guide.

Frequently asked questions

What were the World Cup 2026 results on June 15?

On 15 June 2026: Belgium 1-1 Egypt, Iran 2-2 New Zealand, Spain 0-0 Cabo Verde and Saudi Arabia 1-1 Uruguay. Spain being held by debutants Cabo Verde was the standout result.

Did Spain really draw with Cabo Verde?

Yes. Spain were held to a 0-0 draw by Cabo Verde, who were playing their first ever World Cup match. Spain dominated the ball and hit the bar through Ferran Torres but could not break through.

Who scored twice for New Zealand against Iran?

Elijah Just scored both of New Zealand’s goals (7′ and 54′) in their 2-2 draw with Iran, with Ramin Rezaeian and Mohammad Mohebi replying for Iran.

Sources: Group G, Group H.

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