The Spain national football team were formed in 1920. They played their first international in the same year, a 1-0 win over Denmark. For a long time the side were known for being nearly men. They often had the players and the potential but could not dominate the game. This changed in 2008 when they won the European championship, followed by the world cup in 2010 and the Euros again in 2012.
The side’s first major title came in 1964 when they won the European championship held in their own country. Despite their more recent success all of the Spain national football team’s records come from before their world cup debut in 1934. 13-0 against Bulgaria in 1933 remains the side’s biggest win. 7-1 losses to Italy in 1928, and England in 1931, are still the heaviest defeats the side has suffered.