Spain claimed the 2026 FIFA World Cup title after defeating Argentina 1–0 in a dramatic final that was decided after extra time.
The highly anticipated championship match remained deadlocked at 0–0 throughout the regulation 90 minutes, with both sides creating chances but failing to break the stalemate. As a result, the contest moved into two 15-minute extra-time periods.
Spain finally found the breakthrough during extra time, scoring the decisive goal that secured a 1–0 victory. Despite Argentina’s determined efforts to equalize in the closing stages, Spain’s disciplined defense held firm until the final whistle.
Following the victory, Spain’s players celebrated on the pitch before lifting the 2026 FIFA World Cup trophy, marking another historic achievement for one of international football’s most successful nations.
Final Score: Spain 1–0 Argentina (after extra time)
