#广场预测世界杯赢40000U Ferran Torres wins it with a stoppage-time winner in extra time! Spain are champions again after 16 years!

In the early hours of July 20, 2026 (Beijing time), the final of the 2026 USA-Canada-Mexico World Cup was held at New Jersey Stadium in New York. In the end, Spain defeated Argentina 1:0 in extra time to claim the title.
In the first half, Yamal’s shot from a tight angle was saved. Spain managed 3 shots, with 2 on target, while Argentina had 0 shots, and defender Lema had to leave the field injured.
After the second half restart, Spain continued to control the match and repeatedly threatened Argentina’s goal.
During stoppage time, Enzo of Argentina brought down Kubasi of Spain; he received two yellow cards that became a red card and was sent off.
With regulation time ending in a 0:0 draw, the match went to extra time—marking the 9th time in World Cup final history that a final has gone to extra time. During regulation, Argentina had 0 shots, and goalkeeper Diogo Martinez made 10 saves.
In the first half of extra time, Nico Williams scored for Spain, but the goal was ruled out because a teammate committed a foul.
Just 42 seconds into the second half of extra time, Nico Williams headed the ball back; Ferran Torres smashed it home to put Spain ahead 1:0.

In the end, with the final whistle, Spain won 1:0 over defending champions Argentina thanks to that goal. This was Spain’s second World Cup title in their history, following the 2010 South Africa World Cup.
Spain previously won the European Championship and World Cup back-to-back in 2008 and 2010. This time, they topped the 2024 European Championship and the USA-Canada-Mexico World Cup in succession, achieving the feat of consecutive titles for the second time.
In this tournament, Spain conceded only one goal, setting a new record for the fewest goals conceded by a team in a single World Cup season that went on to win the championship.
After this victory, Spain have now gone 38 straight matches unbeaten in regulation time, setting a record for the longest unbeaten run by a European team.
Yamal, aged 19 years and 7 days, won the title on his very first World Cup journey, becoming Spain’s youngest ever World Cup champion player. He also became the youngest World Cup champion player since Giuseppe Bergomi of the 1982 Italy team.

Spain’s road to the title
0:0 Cape Verde
4:0 Saudi Arabia
1:0 Uruguay
3:0 Austria
1:0 Portugal
2:1 Belgium
2:0 France
1:0 Argentina