Spain Crowned 2026 World Cup Champions After Extra-Time Triumph
- Publish date: Sunday، 19 July 2026 Reading time: 1 min read
Ferran Torres seals Spain’s historic second men’s World Cup title
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Spain has officially won the FIFA World Cup 2026! The Spanish national team secured a spectacular 1-0 victory against a 10-man Argentina team during an intense extra-time final.
This historic win marks Spain’s second men’s World Cup title, following their memorable first victory in 2010. With this latest triumph, Spain continues to dominate global football, currently holding the titles of both European champions and men's and women's World Cup champions.
The defining moment of the match came from super-sub Ferran Torres, who scored a brilliant goal to beat Argentina’s outstanding goalkeeper, Emiliano Martínez. The decisive play was set up by Nico Williams, who delivered a precise header to Torres, allowing him to seal the championship for his country.
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