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Spain win the World Cup after Ferran Torres dethrones 10-man Argentina in extra time

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Matt Hughes
Spain win the World Cup after Ferran Torres dethrones 10-man Argentina in extra time
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Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in the 2026 World Cup final, with Ferran Torres scoring the decisive goal in extra time. The match was marked by high tension, multiple red cards, and a controversial trophy presentation involving Donald Trump and FIFA officials.

Ferran Torres celebrates after scoring for Spain in the World Cup final against Argentina. Photograph: Michael Regan/FIFA/Getty Images Ferran Torres celebrates after scoring for Spain in the World Cup final against Argentina. Photograph: Michael Regan/FIFA/Getty Images World Cup 2026 Spain win the World Cup after Ferran Torres dethrones 10-man Argentina in extra time Enzo Fernández sent off for two bookings in normal time

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