

Spain players become the new FIFA World Cup champions after defeating defending champions Argentina 1-0 after extra time in Sunday's final at MetLife Stadium.
The match remained goalless through 90 minutes before Ferran Torres scored the decisive goal in extra time, giving Spain their second World Cup title. The victory denied Lionel Messi and Argentina the chance to win back-to-back World Cup trophies. The final was a closely fought contest, with both teams creating chances but struggling to find a breakthrough during regular time. Spain's ability to stay composed and control the tempo eventually paid off as they found the winning moment in extra time.
For Argentina, the defeat brings an end to another impressive World Cup campaign. The defending champions fought their way to the final and came close to retaining the trophy, but ultimately fell just short of another historic victory. Spain's triumph marks another major achievement for a generation of players who have helped restore the country to the top of international football. Their victory will now be remembered as one of the biggest moments in Spanish football history.
With the World Cup trophy now in their hands, Spain will celebrate another golden chapter in their football history. The victory also signals the beginning of a new era at the top of the international game, with La Roja once again sitting among the world's best.

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