Spanish papers label Argentina unappealing
The Spanish national team won the World Cup for the second time in its history after a 1-0 victory over Argentina in the final. The behavior of the Argentine players after the match prompted criticism from the Spanish press, who described them as "unsportsmanlike" for refusing to salute their opponents and turning their backs to the trophy ceremony. Spain set several records, including reaching their 38th consecutive unbeaten match, tying with France and Uruguay for the number of World Cup titles, and winning the tournament for the second time with the fewest goals in history (only one goal). They also became the second team to win the title after defeating previous champions, with continued success notably highlighted by Ferran Torres, who remained undefeated in 17 matches during which he scored. Spain became the first team to simultaneously hold European, World Cup, and Olympic titles.
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