All provided sources use the same wording and present the same basic claim: Spain wins the World Cup final against Germany. The articles portray Germany as an exceptionally strong or previously dominant side—described in the text as “world football’s unkillable team”—and state that Spain’s victory is decisive. However, the supplied excerpts do not include specific match details such as the scoreline, goal scorers, key moments, or dates/venues. They also do not provide broader context about tournament progression, tactical changes, or post-match reactions. As a result, the common, verifiable information across the sources is limited to the outcome of the final and Spain’s successful defeat of Germany. No differences can be identified among the sources because both contain the same title and summary text. Based strictly on the provided material, the core point is that Spain defeats Germany in the World Cup final, ending Germany’s reputation for invincibility as characterized by the articles.