Spain win the 2026 World Cup by beating defending champions Argentina 1-0 after extra time. Multiple outlets report that the match stays goalless through regular time and into extra time, before Spain break the deadlock early in the second half of extra time. Ferran Torres, used as a substitute, scores the only goal of the game. Accounts describe Torres converting on a rebound to put Spain ahead. Argentina are reduced to 10 men during the match, which Spain’s players face while pressing for the decisive strike in the later stages. The goal proves decisive, and Spain hold on for the remainder of extra time to secure their second World Cup title. Coverage from different outlets aligns on the final scoreline, the timing of Torres’s winning goal during extra time, and Argentina’s sending off that leaves them playing with a man less. The reports present the result as a narrow but decisive extra-time victory that ends with Spain claiming the tournament title.