Spain secured their second World Cup title with a 1-0 victory over Argentina in a dramatic final that descended into violence after full-time.Ferran Torres' extra-time goal sealed the win for Luis de la Fuente's side, ending Lionel Messi's quest for a historic triumph.

The match, held in the United States, was marked by intense rivalries and emotional moments, including Messi's heartbreak and a contentious incident involving Chelsea's Enzo Fernández, who was sent off for a reckless challenge.

The celebrations for Spain's victory were overshadowed by clashes between players from both teams, with Argentina's players turning their backs during the trophy ceremony.A lip-reading analysis revealed heated exchanges between Argentina's players and Spain's captain Rodri during the post-match brawl.The final highlighted the intense competition in international football, with both teams showcasing resilience and passion.The result marks a significant moment in World Cup history, underscoring the sport's ability to unite and divide in equal measure.