Spanish Lottery Results and Soccer News for November 2

The Spanish National Organization of Spanish Blind people, known as ONCE, announced the winning numbers for its daily lottery draws and other related games. For the daily coupon draw held on Monday, November 2, 2026, the winning number was 53083 with the matching series 002. This daily game offers a top prize of 500,000 euros for matching both the five-digit number and the assigned series.

Along with the main jackpot, the ONCE daily coupon includes 49 prizes of 35,000 euros for the exact five-digit match, alongside numerous smaller prizes ranging down to two euros. Tickets for the daily draw cost two euros and can be purchased through authorized sellers or the official online platform. Winners who purchase tickets online receive direct deposits into their virtual accounts, while physical ticket holders have a thirty-day window to claim their prizes.

In addition to the main coupon, the five daily draws for the Triplex lottery took place on the same Monday. The winning combinations were announced across multiple sessions throughout the day, starting with the 10:00 AM draw which produced the numbers 2, 8, and 5, followed by subsequent draws concluding with the 9:15 PM session featuring the numbers 583.

Switching to professional soccer, the international players' union FIFPro revealed the list of 26 finalists for the 2026 women's world XI. The selection followed a voting process involving 6,511 professional players from 64 countries, evaluating athletes who competed in at least twenty official matches between August 2025 and August 2026.

FC Barcelona dominated the list of finalists with seven current players and three former players included in the selection. The nominated athletes from the club feature Cata Coll, Irene Paredes, Aitana Bonmatí, Patri Guijarro, Vicky López, Claudia Pina, and Ewa Pajor, alongside former teammates Ona Batlle, Mapi León, and Alexia Putellas. The final eleven players receiving the highest number of votes in their respective positions will be announced.

Meanwhile, in the Primera RFEF division, Real Zaragoza faced scrutiny regarding its penalty-taking performance. During a recent match against Villarreal B, the team missed its third penalty out of four attempts this season when Jaume Jardí failed to convert cleanly, though he managed to score on the rebound to help secure a 2-2 draw.

Despite having three different penalty takers miss from the spot throughout the campaign, the team's struggles from eleven meters have not heavily penalized their overall standings due to salvaged draws and previous victories. However, analysts note that the squad needs to address this recurring issue as competition continues in the league.