Following Spain’s 1-0 victory over Argentina at the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, the match ends in disorder and reported violence. Multiple outlets describe clashes that begin around full time and continue in the immediate aftermath, with Argentina players and staff involved in confrontations after the result. Reports say Spain’s winning goal comes in extra time, attributed to Ferran Torres. Several accounts mention Argentina’s on-field reaction escalating into physical incidents, including punches and other aggressive gestures involving players. One report also describes confrontations extending beyond the pitch, with police and fans involved in rioting after Argentina’s defeat in Buenos Aires. Footage referenced by one outlet shows players and staff throwing punches near the conclusion of the match. The reports do not agree on the full sequence of every incident, but they align on the key point that the final’s conclusion is marked by a brawl or multiple confrontations between teams, alongside broader unrest involving fans and police. Officials and relevant authorities are not described in detail in the provided summaries, and the reports focus primarily on the immediate post-match violence.