Spain defeats Argentina to win the World Cup final, with the match extending to extra time before a winner is decided. Multiple outlets describe the result as a victory for football, emphasizing that Spain ultimately prevails in the decisive game. The coverage characterizes the final as tense and hard-fought, but focuses on Spain reaching the trophy after the extra period rather than on any single incident or controversy. One source frames the outcome as a success for the sport itself, while another uses similarly sweeping language without adding new match details. Across the reports, the central agreed points are that Spain wins the World Cup, Argentina is the opponent in the final, and the deciding moment comes after regulation time, requiring extra time to determine the champion. The articles do not present additional specifics such as the final scoreline, goal scorers, or disciplinary actions in the text provided, but they consistently report Spain as the champions and note that extra time is part of the path to victory.