Spain secured their second FIFA World Cup title by defeating 10-man Argentina 1-0 in extra time at the New York New Jersey Stadium on July 19, 2026.The decisive goal came from substitute Ferran Torres, who scored in the second half of extra time after Enzo Fernandez was sent off in stoppage time, leaving Argentina a man down.This victory marked a historic moment as Luis de la Fuente, Spain's coach, became the oldest World Cup-winning coach at 65 years old.Argentina's Lionel Messi, at 39, became the second player to reach three World Cup finals and the oldest outfield player in a final.The match saw Argentina struggle offensively, failing to register a shot on target for 115 minutes.Spain's dominance was evident throughout, with their tactical discipline and resilience securing the title.The victory underscores Spain's blend of experience and youth, solidifying their place as global football powerhouses.