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Spain beats Aregentina in the World Cup Final 1-0.

What Spain did in the Match.

The Winning Goal: After a scoreless 90 minutes, Ferran Torres comes off the bench and smashed the winning goal off the perfect assist from Nico Williams. Leaving the Spain fans speechless after no being able to convert on 12 other chances.

The Best Defense in History: Spain allowed only 1 goal (against Belgium in the quarterfinals). This sets a new all-time FIFA record for the fewest goals allowed by a World Cup champion.

Rodri won the World Cup Player of the Tournament award with outstanding defense. Goalkeeper Unai Simón recorded an impressive 7 clean sheets (No goals allowed), while 19-year-old star Lamine Yamal completed the most successful dribbles (35) of the entire tournament.

What happened to Argentina.

No Shots on Target: Argentina failed to record a single shot on target during the entire 120 minutes of play. They spent the most of the match in their own half, hoping for fouls instead of trying to score.

The Loss of Lisandro: Center-back Lisandro Martínez was the star of Argentina’s defense early on. His hamstring injury in the 44th minute forced a early substitution for the inexperienced Nicolás Otamendi, permanently altering Argentina’s backline stability.

93rd Minute (The Red Card): Midfielder Enzo Fernández committed a reckless tackle on Pau Cubarsí making him do a frontflip, earning his second yellow card and leaving Argentina with only 10 men for extra time.

In conclusion, Spain are the 2026 FIFA World Cup champions after defeating Argentina 1-0 in a dramatic extra-time thriller at MetLife Stadium. The tournament concluded with Spain reclaiming the world’s No. 1 ranking, while Argentina spiraled into a ugly meltdown.

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