Epic tournament reduced to a cauldron and concludes as something claustrophobic and almost unbearable

Argentina love a late goal and have been hugely reliant on Messi, while Spain are an excellent cohesive unit who have only conceded once

Argentina are an inexplicable frenzy of tears, rage, ecstasy, barbecue, violence and genius

Spain's World Cup journey evolved from a shaky start to dominance, showcasing teamwork, defensive strength, and confidence under pressure. | Football News

The World Cup final is a classic clash of the process team against a side riding an emotional urge to fulfil Messi’s destiny

Lionel Messi and Argentina are on the brink of back-to-back titles, while Spain can upgrade from European champions to add a second star in what, Miguel Delaney argues, is a match…

A month of shocks, controversy, and record chases ends with Argentina and Spain fighting for the trophy in New Jersey.

Neither side was able to find a breakthrough despite chances at both ends, with Spain dominating possession in the second half.

Spain won the World Cup by defeating Argentina after finally breaking a scoreless tie with an extra-time goal.

Ferran Torres strikes in extra-time in a match only one team tried to win

A performance of remarkable control—if not clinical edge—saw Spain win its second men’s World Cup title.

SPAIN 1-0 ARGENTINA (AET): Ferran Torres was the hero for Spain with the Barcelona striker scoring in extra-time after Enzo Fernandez had been sent off for Lionel Scaloni's side

Ferran Torres scores only goal of a game in which defending champions did not create a chance in more than 90 minutes.

Who won the World Cup? Spain. Just like they were supposed to after a dominant performance the entire tournament, and especially against Argentina.

The scoreless game finally turned into triumph for Spain in the second half of extra time.

Spain have won their second men’s World Cup after Ferran Torres’s extra-time strike beat a battling Argentina side who had Enzo Fernández sent off

Spain 1-0 Argentina (after extra time): A dominant performance was capped off by a Ferran Torres winner in extra time to secure a second World cup triumph for La Roja

Ferran Torres’s strike in extra time crowned Spain as the world champion for a second time.

The European champions controlled the contest against their South American equivalents, before Spanish sub Ferran Torres hammered home a goal in extra time.

Denying Lionel Messi a second straight title in what he has indicated would be his final World Cup match, Torres came off the bench and scored in the 106th minute and Spain ended…

Epic tournament reduced to a cauldron and concludes as something claustrophobic and almost unbearable