Spain clinched the 2026 FIFA World Cup title by defeating Argentina 1-0 in the final, with Ferran Torres scoring the decisive goal.Argentina's Enzo Fernandez was sent off during the match, leaving them a man down and unable to recover.Despite the victory, Spain won't take the original gold trophy home due to FIFA rules.The original trophy, crafted in 18-carat gold, remains FIFA's property, and the winning team receives a replica instead.This policy was introduced after the Jules Rimet Trophy was stolen from Brazil in 1983.Spain joins a list of nations that have won the World Cup under the current system, keeping replicas while the genuine trophy returns to FIFA.The decision highlights FIFA's efforts to protect the original artifact while celebrating champions' achievements.The article also mentions the significance of the trophy's history and the importance of preserving such iconic symbols.