Spain have been crowned champions of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after defeating defending champions Argentina 1-0 following extra time in a thrilling final at the New York New Jersey Stadium, United States.
After a fiercely contested encounter ended goalless in regulation time, substitute Ferran Torres emerged the hero by scoring the decisive goal in the 106th minute, securing Spain’s second FIFA World Cup title and their first since 2010.
The final showcased tactical discipline, defensive resilience, and moments of brilliance from both sides. Argentina, who entered the match as defending champions, fought valiantly despite being reduced to ten men late in the contest, while Spain maintained their dominance to claim football’s biggest prize.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, jointly hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, concluded after a historic 104-match tournament featuring the expanded 48-team format. The competition delivered memorable moments, remarkable performances and another unforgettable chapter in world football history.
Spain’s triumph marks a new milestone for La Roja, as they once again ascend to the summit of world football with a new generation of stars leading the way.