Evening – Spain wins second world title
The Spain national team won the 2026 World Cup for the second time in its history, after defeating Argentina with a single goal in the final held in New Jersey. The match ended in a goalless draw during regular time, before Ferran Torres scored the winning goal in the 106th minute during extra time, allowing Spain to establish a 38-match unbeaten streak and becoming the first European team to reach this achievement. Conversely, Argentina's team displayed unsportsmanlike behavior after the loss, as players left the field and avoided speaking with the media, sparking widespread criticism centered on the lack of sportsmanship and aggressive conduct. Meanwhile, European press praised the match's outcome, emphasizing that the victory underscores the dominance of soccer over negative behavior, highlighting the Spanish team's performance and Ferran Torres's goal.
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