Spain were crowned FIFA World Cup champions after defeating Argentina 1–0 in a thrilling final that went to extra time.
Ferran Torres scored the decisive goal in the 106th minute, securing Spain’s second World Cup title after their first triumph in 2010.
The final was fiercely contested, with Spain dominating possession and creating numerous scoring opportunities. Argentina defended resolutely throughout regular time, but Spain finally broke the deadlock in extra time when Torres finished a well worked move to send Spanish supporters into celebration.
Despite a determined effort from Argentina, the defending champions were unable to find an equaliser. Spain’s disciplined defence held firm until the final whistle, sealing a memorable victory.
The triumph marks a historic achievement for Spain, whose blend of youthful talent and tactical discipline proved decisive throughout the tournament. Argentina, meanwhile, finished as runners-up after an impressive campaign.
Spain’s victory sparked celebrations across the country as players and fans celebrated becoming world champions once again.