Six additional minutes to be played at Los Angeles Stadium.

Marc Pubill comes on for Aymeric Laporte as Spain see out the final minutes at Los Angeles Stadium.

Fabian Ruiz comes on for Aymeric Laporte in the 90' as Spain see out the game at Los Angeles Stadium.

Mikel Oyarzabal makes it 3-0 to Spain at 88', completing a dominant display at Los Angeles Stadium.

Alexander Prass comes on for Stefan Posch as Austria make a change with five minutes left, trailing 2-0.

Gavi comes on for Lamine Yamal as Spain manage their 2-0 lead in the 84'.

Stefan Posch picks up a yellow card in the 82' as Austria's frustration mounts at Los Angeles Stadium, with Spain leading 2-0.

Ferran Torres comes on for Alex Baena as Spain continue to make changes at 70'.

Spain make a change at 70' as Mikel Merino comes on for Dani Olmo, with Spain leading 2-0.

Pedro Porro doubles Spain's lead at 65', converting to make it 2-0, with Alex Baena taking the assist.

Marko Arnautovic comes on for Michael Gregoritsch as Austria make a change at 59'.

Austria make a change at 59': Sasa Kalajdzic comes on for Romano Schmid.

Four minutes of added time signalled at Los Angeles Stadium as the first half draws to a close.

Austria make another change: Carney Chukwuemeka comes on for Nicolas Seiwald at the break.

Austria make a change at the break: Florian Grillitsch comes on for Xaver Schlager, who was carrying an injury.

That's the half-time whistle at Los Angeles Stadium — Spain lead Austria 1-0 after a lively opening 45 minutes.

Mikel Oyarzabal opens the scoring at 35' to give Spain the lead — 1-0 at Los Angeles Stadium!

VAR is checking an incident in the 8' for Spain, with the score still 0-0 at Los Angeles Stadium.

We are underway at Los Angeles Stadium — Spain vs Austria in the round of 32 at the FIFA World Cup 2026.