Victory in extra time
Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time and won its second world title. The final, played in a packed stadium, had a very even development during the regulation 90 minutes.
Neither team managed to open the scoring in regulation time. The tension remained high, with chances for both sides but without success.
It was in extra time when the decisive goal came. A goal at a key moment gave the trophy to the Spanish, unleashing celebration in the stands and throughout the country.
A milestone for Spanish football
This victory places Spain in a prominent place in international football. It is only their second World Cup, an achievement that reflects the collective work and hierarchy of the team.
The Spanish fans celebrated the result as a show of unity and effort. The team showed character to win a close match against a high-level rival like Argentina.
The road to the title was not easy. Spain showed defensive solidity and patience to find just the right space in extra time. The victory also has symbolic weight: it consolidates a generation of footballers who leaves their mark on the history of sport.




