Even then they didn't meet there, Spidey wasn't part of the final battle, the closest thing to an interaction is what Wanda did to him lol.
Either way, they did have a few team-ups, but nothing meaningful, which's not surprising, Spidey was the town's bicycle back in the 60's and 70's... MTU#41 even has Wanda needing help, she sends a hex bolt and it somehow calls Spidey to help, and keep in mind that by that point, they had only briefly met once, and it was in that "They were in the same room but didn't talk with each other" way lol.
Well, the fake parents were robots, but close enough lol.
I mean, kinda hard for that to be mentioned since they pretty much never interact, Spidey generally defaults to interacting with bigger names among the Avengers, or just members from the New Avengers, and I don't think they were ever on the same Avengers team... Hell, Disassembled was specifically made to get rid of Avengers like Wanda for bigger names like Spidey to join.
I checked it out and yeah it is.
I keep forgetting to check out that annual, it's the only ASM issue I haven't read...
(Avengers#503).
(The Darkhold Alpha).
Basically at two different points (2004, 2021), by different writers (Bendis in the first, Orlando in the second) Spidey was being a douche by talking about Wanda marrying Vision in a way that it can sound like he thinks it's bad, or just weird, which's, ridiculous in general for Spidey to talk like this... Also if you think about it, he sounds racist by talking like there's something wrong or weird about Wanda dating Vision.
Like, if he instead said "and she married a black guy" with that context, yeah, it would be really obvious how shitty that sounds, and while in real life we don't have sentient androids for this to sound even worse, it's still bad in-universe, and at least the characters in Avengers#503 call him out on it, because what he said is really out of line, not to mention also poorly timed 'cause everyone just learned that Wanda was behind the attacks.