The Spanish national soccer team won the 2026 FIFA World Cup title, defeating Argentina 1-0 in extra time.
According to Zharfa News Agency, the decisive match took place on Sunday, July 19, at New Jersey Stadium.
Neither team managed to break the deadlock during the 90 minutes of regular time. Solid defending from both sides and strong performances by the goalkeepers prevented any goals.
Finally, in the 106th minute, Ferran Torres scored with a precise strike to beat the Argentine defense, sparking boundless joy among Spanish fans. Late efforts by Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, were unable to produce an equalizer.
Spain completed the tournament undefeated. On their path to the title, they also overcame Portugal, Belgium, and France.
For Argentina, the loss was a bitter end, as the team had been hoping to defend its championship title.
Spanish captain Álvaro Morata lifted the World Cup trophy and celebrated the achievement with the fans. Spain has now climbed to the top of world soccer for the second time in its history.
