In a dramatic conclusion to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Spain triumphed over 10-man Argentina in a scoreless match that lasted 115 minutes of action before Ferran Torres broke the deadlock in extra time. The European champions claimed their second World Cup title after substitute Torres scored on a rebound early in the second half of added time. Argentina's Enzo Fernandez was sent off with a second yellow card in stoppage time, leaving the defending champions without a reliable attacking threat for the remainder of the game. Spain's Luis de la Fuente became the oldest coach to win a World Cup at 65 years old, while Lionel Messi made history as the first player to reach three World Cup finals and the oldest outfielder in a final at 39. The match, held in East Rutherford, New Jersey, marked a historic moment for both nations, with Spain's victory cementing their status as one of soccer's elite teams.