Spain has clinched the FIFA World Cup 2026 title after a 16-year gap, defeating reigning champions Argentina in a thrilling final.
European champions Spain have won the FIFA World Cup 2026 trophy, beating previous winners Argentina. This victory marks their first World Cup win in 16 years; they previously winning the title in 2010.
The final match took place in New Jersey Stadium, located in New York, USA. The game remained goalless for the full 90 minutes, pushing it into extra time.
During the extra period, Spain’s Ferran Torres scored the only goal of the match. He netted the ball in the 106th minute, giving Spain a one-nil lead against Argentina. No further goals were scored, and Spain secured a one-nil victory over Argentina.
Argentina found themselves playing with only ten men during the regulation 90 minutes after Enzo Fernandez received two yellow cards. Spain was able to capitalized on this advantage to score their winning goal.
To reach the final, Argentina had defeated England with a 2-1 score in their semifinal match. Spain had secured their spot in the final by beating France 2-0.
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