Spain are world champions once again after defeating defending champions Argentina 1-0 following extra time in a dramatic FIFA World Cup Final on Sunday.
After 90 minutes of tense, end-to-end football failed to produce a breakthrough, Spain finally found the decisive goal in extra time to end Argentina’s title defense and lift football’s most prestigious trophy.
The victory marks Spain’s second FIFA World Cup title and caps a remarkable tournament in which La Roja combined disciplined defending with clinical attacking football. Argentina, led by a determined squad seeking back-to-back world titles, fought bravely but were unable to find an equalizer after Spain’s decisive strike.
The final, played before a packed stadium and watched by millions around the globe, showcased world-class performances from both sides, with Spain’s defense standing firm under relentless Argentine pressure in the closing stages.
Celebrations erupted across Spain as players and fans celebrated a historic triumph, while Argentina’s quest to retain the World Cup came to a heartbreaking end.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup concluded with Spain crowned champions after a memorable tournament filled with unforgettable moments, dramatic upsets, and footballing excellence.