Spain's historic second FIFA World Cup victory over Argentina in the 2026 tournament was celebrated with emphasis on their unparalleled defensive record.Coach Luis de la Fuente's team conceded just one goal across eight matches, the fewest by any World Cup-winning squad.

Substitute Ferran Torres' extra-time goal broke down 10-man Argentina at MetLife Stadium, marking a culmination of disciplined defense and collective effort.

Marc Cucurella, who recently transferred from Chelsea to Real Madrid, highlighted the team's 'incredible' defensive resilience, crediting the entire squad for sacrifices made during the campaign.The 27-year-old left-back expressed pride in the team's unity, stating, 'We attack together and defend together.' De la Fuente, who also guided Spain to Euro 2024 glory, praised his players' growth and the 'family' spirit they embodied.The victory, achieved after 50 days of intense preparation, now allows the squad to celebrate and reflect on their achievements.

The win solidifies Spain's status as a football powerhouse, with Cucurella acknowledging the need to 'switch off' and enjoy the hard-earned success.