Spain were crowned champions of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after edging Argentina 1-0 in a gripping final that was decided in extra time.
After dominating possession, controlling the tempo and creating the better chances throughout the contest, Spain finally found the breakthrough in extra time to secure a hard-fought victory over the defending champions.
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Argentina produced a disciplined defensive display and threatened on the counterattack, but Spain’s patient build-up play and relentless attacking pressure eventually paid off with the decisive goal, sealing the country’s second FIFA World Cup title.
The victory capped an impressive tournament for Spain, whose possession-based style and disciplined performances proved too strong for their opponents in the knockout stages. Argentina, meanwhile, fought until the final whistle but were unable to find an equaliser as Spain celebrated a memorable triumph on football’s biggest stage.
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