Spain secured a commanding 4-0 victory over Georgia in a World Cup qualifier, with Mikel Oyarzabal netting a brace, complemented by goals from Ferran Torres and Martin Zubimendi, further strengthening their campaign.
Spain continued to cruise through their World Cup qualifying campaign in Tbilisi, securing a dominant 4-0 lead against Georgia propelled by a brace from striker Mikel Oyarzabal.
According to a report from Football España, Spain is comfortably “coasting towards another victory” in their World Cup qualifying campaign, having established a convincing 4-0 lead against Georgia in their penultimate qualifier held in Tbilisi.
The match, played on November 15, 2025, saw La Roja dominate the early stages, translating that pressure into goals quickly.
The opening goal arrived inside 11 minutes when Ferran Torres earned a penalty for a handball, which Mikel Oyarzabal successfully converted from 12 yards.
Spain quickly doubled their advantage, with Martin Zubimendi receiving a pass from Fabian Ruiz and finishing with a “lovely chip” just over ten minutes later.
The third goal came in the 35th minute: Oyarzabal was involved again, providing a cutback from a “well-worked team move” for Ferran Torres to tap home.
Oyarzabal secured his brace and the team’s fourth goal of the evening in the second half, scoring with a “lovely header that has gone in via the post.”
His commanding performance resulted in high acclaim, as he “is firmly confirming himself as Spain’s starting striker going into next summer’s World Cup.” The enthusiasm was shared on social media, where a quoted post stated:
“Lo de Oyarzabal con la camiseta de la selección española se estudiará en las escuelas. 🪄 ¡Está tocado por la varita! #SelecciónRTVE #WCQ2026.”