"Yunani menang atas Spanyol kemarin."

Translation: Greece won over Spain yesterday.

[glhaynes90]

The better translation for this meaning would be "Greece (won against)/(beat) Spain yesterday." The phrase "won over" is a correct literal translation but in English means to convince someone of something.

[joeldipops]

It can technically have the intended meaning, but would tend to have a comma, or a some kinda of short pause in speech.

Greece won, over Spain, yesterday.

[Doug264842]

"Won over" sounds equally natural to "won against" to me for that meaning. It's just that "won over" is ambiguous without context.

[BurungBelgia]

and what about "won from" ? instead of won over ?

[Sjlver]

No, "won from" does not work in English. "Won against" is the best choice.