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A new king is crowned! — Ferran Torres struck the decisive blow in the second half of extra time as Spain beat Argentina 1-0 to win the World Cup for the second time!
In the early hours of July 20 Beijing time, the 2026 World Cup final was held at MetLife Stadium in New York/New Jersey. Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 thanks to Ferran Torres’ goal in the second half of extra time, winning the World Cup for the second time in history!
In today’s final, the first half was somewhat dull. Spain had absolute control with 65% possession and created 3 shooting opportunities, while Argentina had zero shots in the first half. This was also the World Cup final with the lowest combined total shots between the two sides in the first-half numbers since statistical records began in 1966. Before halftime ended, Argentina’s starting center-back Lisandro Martínez was forced off due to injury, replaced by Otamendi.
Argentina’s situation in the second half was also quite passive. Not only was another starting center-back, Romero, injured and forced off, but during stoppage time Enzo also accumulated a yellow card and was sent off. Moreover, in the 90 minutes of regular time, Argentina managed not a single shot! Spain, meanwhile, had 15 shots. Only goalkeeper Martínez’s multiple saves kept the door from being breached.
After a 0-0 draw in regular time, the match went to extra time. Nico Williams had scored once in the first half of extra time, but the referee ruled that Merino committed the foul first, so the goal was disallowed. In the 106th minute, Ferran Torres, inside the box, connected with Nico Williams’ headed flick-on and blasted the ball into the net, finally breaking the deadlock! With this goal, Spain went on to beat Argentina 1-0 in extra time, winning the World Cup for the second time in their history!