Spain win the FIFA World Cup 2026 final against Argentina 1-0, with a late goal scored by substitute Ferran Torres. Multiple accounts describe the decisive strike as coming in added time, cited around the 106th–116th minute range, when Spain break the deadlock to secure the title. Argentina enters the match with a man advantage reversed to a disadvantage, playing with 10 players after receiving a red card, which shapes the balance of the contest in late phases. The match is played at the New York/New Jersey Stadium, and reports emphasize the low-scoring nature of the game and the timing of Spain’s winning goal. NDTV’s recap focuses on “reasons” for the defeat, centering on the impact of Argentina’s sending off and Spain’s ability to find a breakthrough late through their substitute. The final result stands at 1-0 for Spain, with Torres’ goal providing the margin.