Spain secured their second FIFA World Cup title after a hard-fought 1-0 victory over 10-man Argentina in the 2026 final.The match, held on July 19, 2026, saw Ferran Torres score the decisive goal in extra time, ending Argentina's reign as world champions.

Despite dominating possession and creating numerous chances, Spain couldn't break through Argentina's resilient defense until the 106th minute.Argentina's goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez delivered a standout performance, making crucial saves to keep his team in the game.The turning point came when Argentina's Enzo Fernandez received a second yellow card, leaving them a man down.

Spain's victory marked a historic moment in football history, with Torres becoming the second Spanish player to score in a men's World Cup final.The defeat also made Argentina the first team to have three players sent off in a World Cup final, adding to the drama of the match.