Spain clinched its second World Cup title in a 1-0 victory over Argentina, with Ferran Torres scoring in the 106th minute of extra time.The match, held in the U.S.

, Canada, and Mexico, marked the first time a European nation simultaneously held both men’s and women’s World Cup titles after Spain’s women’s team won in 2023.Spain’s defensive mastery allowed just one goal in eight matches, setting a World Cup record for fewest goals conceded by a champion.Lionel Messi, ending his international career, conceded defeat, calling Spain ‘better’ despite Argentina’s late-game rally expertise.Spain’s coach, Luis de la Fuente, became the oldest World Cup-winning coach at 65.The final showcased Spain’s dominance, with 20 shots on target compared to Argentina’s single attempt.The victory ended Argentina’s 36-year reign and solidified Spain’s status as the top European team.Celebrities and fans celebrated the historic win, with over 2 billion viewers worldwide.