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In the European World Cup qualifiers matchday 4th, Spain welcomes bottom-placed Bulgaria in a Group E encounter at José Zorrilla Stadium in Vallodoid on Tuesday. Following the UEFA Nations League upset at the hands of Portugal, La Roja haven't looked back, boasting a perfect run in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, recording three wins to attain the top spot. However, for Bulgaria, the World Cup qualification dream is virtually over. As the European champions, Spain approach this game on the back of a resounding 2-0 success over Georgia in their last outing. Yéremy Pino and Mikel Oyarzabal netted the only two goals of the game as they extended their winning streak to three in a row in the Qualification campaign.

On the other hand, Bulgaria national football team are coming into this challenging away game with a dismal array of games. The Lions have failed to win a single game in 2025 across various competitions, such as the UEFA Nations League, World Cup Qualifiers or even in Friendlies. Their 2026 World Cup qualifiers campaign tells a similar story. So far, the guests have leaked 12 goals and only managed to score once while losing all of their first three World Cup qualifiers matches.

The hosts are clear favourites to seal a win in this match-up between two unequal counterparts in the captivating European World Cup Qualifiers. However, Bulgarians will be keen to avoid a thrashing under a new head, Aleksandr Dimitrov, against the table toppers in Valladolid. On that note, here's the latest team news, predicted lineup, key player, kick-off timings and where to watch Spain vs Bulgaria live stream details.

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Spain vs Bulgaria Team News

Here's how Spain could lineup against Bulgaria.

The Spanish camp is already dealing with injury repercussions; key players like Barcelona prodigy Lamine Yamal, Rodri, Gavi and Dani Olmo will miss the game. Whereas Real Madrid's Dean Huijsen was forced to withdraw from the national team camp, having picked up an injury ahead of the Georgia clash. Ferrand Torres became the latest name to join the treatment room due to a fresh injury setback. However, considering Spain's squad depth and quality, Luis de la Fuente has plenty of names to shuffle the first eleven.

Spain predicted XI (4-3-3): Simón; Porro, Cubarsí, Le Normand, Cucurella; Zubimendi, Pedri, Merino; Torres, Yéremy, Oyarzabal.

Here's how Bulgaria could lineup against Spain.

The guests face no injury or suspension in their team, apart from a few notable absentees who won't be featuring in this contest against the favourites. The 23-year-old Emil Tsenov is unavailable following his withdrawal from the squad before Bulgaria's game against Turkey.

Bulgaria predicted XI: (4-5-1): Mitov; Turitsov, Bozhinov, Hristov, Petrov; Gruev, Kraev, Dimitrov, Krastev, Kirilov; Despodov.