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·19 July 2026
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Spain are World Champions after dominating Argentina and breaking the deadlock in the 106th minute thanks to a goal from Ferran Torres.
It is a second triumph for La Roja, who once again prove ruthless in World Cup finals: two appearances, two wins, and a second star to wear on their chest. It was also a record-breaking night for Spain, who became the first national team to win the European Championship and the World Cup consecutively twice.
With just one goal conceded, the one scored by Charles De Ketelaere, Spain set a new record for the fewest goals allowed at a World Cup: only one.
Spain have now gone 38 matches without defeat: an all-time record, with the streak still ongoing and now definitively surpassing Italy under Roberto Mancini.
Lamine Yamal, at just 19 years old, is already in the history books: he is the youngest player ever to have already won both the European Championship and the World Cup.
Ferran like Götze: he is only the second substitute ever to decide a World Cup final.
It was a fourth lost final for Argentina, who equal Germany’s unwanted record.
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