Spain won the 2026 World Cup final on Sunday, beating Argentina 1-0 in extra time. Ferran Torres scored the decisive goal. The match ended in chaos as a brawl broke out among players after the final whistle.
Torres' Extra-Time Strike Decides It
The game remained scoreless through 90 minutes. In the 105th minute, Torres found the net, sending Spanish fans into celebration. Argentina pushed for an equalizer but couldn't break through. The win gives Spain its second World Cup title.
Brawl Mars the Final Moments
As the final whistle blew, tensions boiled over. Players from both sides clashed on the pitch. Officials struggled to separate them. The brawl lasted several minutes before order was restored. No official word on disciplinary action yet.
Unrest Reported in Buenos Aires
Back in Argentina, the loss sparked unrest. Reports from Buenos Aires described scattered clashes between fans and police. Authorities are monitoring the situation. The Argentine football federation has not commented.
The victory caps a dominant tournament for Spain. They went undefeated through the group stage and knockout rounds. For Argentina, it's a bitter end to a campaign that promised much.
FIFA is expected to review the post-match incident. Possible fines or suspensions could follow. The focus now shifts to the next World Cup cycle.
