​Spain national team head coach Luis de la Fuente praised France after beating Les Bleus 2-0 to reach the FIFA World Cup final, emphasizing that his 26-man squad is the finest on the planet.Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro delivered Spain a commanding win over France in Dallas, with the latter side outplayed across the pitch despite entering as favorites to claim the World Cup.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementPost-game, De la Fuente respected the opposition but maintained that Spain is the premier soccer nation globally, as per The Mirror US.Who is the referee for the Spain vs France FIFA World Cup semifinal?-Credit:Icon Sportswire, Icon Sportswire via Getty Images”Tonight we faced one of the best national teams of the world,” De la Fuente told reporters after reaching the World Cup final. “However, they faced the best team in the world.”The Spain head coach continued, “We’re feeling unbeatable. We have that edge. These players deserve everything because day after day, they demonstrate their commitment, their generosity, their solidarity, and their talent.”It is wonderful to watch them play. Today was a spectacle. What seems difficult, this team makes it look easy.”AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementDespite controlling proceedings throughout the tournament, Spain’s World Cup ambitions were initially questioned following a 0-0 tie against Cape Verde in the opening game. Since then, however, Spain has claimed victory in every match within 90 minutes, surrendering just one goal all summer.Following that underwhelming opening draw, Spain defeated Saudi Arabia and Uruguay before gaining momentum in the knockout stages. Portugal, Belgium, and France have all been dispatched by Spain, with either England or Argentina awaiting in the next round.To listen to the latest episode of ‘All Out Soccer’ – CLICK HERE”We knew we had to improve little by little,” De la Fuente remarked about the sluggish start. “We would have loved to win the first game but it’s a process.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement”It was planned for us to reach the key moments in the best shape possible. We are in great shape and in terms of our football level we have reached our peak.”Spain has now matched Italy’s European record of 37 consecutive games without defeat, a streak the Italians established between 2018 and 2021. Should Spain clinch the World Cup title, they would not only secure a second star but also cement both European and global supremacy.This potential World Cup triumph arrives just two years after Spain captured the UEFA European Championship, defeating France in the semifinals once again. Spain subsequently overcame England in the final, and a rematch could be on the cards if the Three Lions eliminate Argentina.England will take on Argentina in Atlanta on Wednesday, though De la Fuente insisted he has no preference ahead of the contest. “Right now we don’t prefer one or the other,” he said.