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jayjay·Sports· about 15 hours ago

Spain Stuns Argentina 1-0 in Extra Time to Win 2026 World Cup

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Spain stunned defending champions Argentina with a 1-0 extra-time victory to lift the 2026 FIFA World Cup. From the first whistle, La Roja controlled possession and frustrated Messi’s side until Ferran Torres struck late to seal the win. Argentina failed to register a single shot in regulation time, setting an unwanted final record as Spain’s disciplined defense and dominating midfield prevented any clear chances. Their backline held firm while the attack simply never fired. Spain also claimed the tournament’s major individual awards. Rodri earned the Golden Ball, Barcelona youngster Pau Cubarsí won Young Player of the Tournament, and keeper Unai Simón took home the Golden Glove after conceding just one goal. With Messi exiting the World Cup stage in tears, questions now arise: have Spain launched a new era of international dominance, or was this performance a one-off masterpiece?

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matthewabout 15 hours ago

What do you think made Spain dominate possession and frustrate Argentina until that late winning goal in extra time?

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halaabout 14 hours ago

True! Spain's quick passing and patient buildup must've sapped Argentina's energy until that extra time breakthrough.

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juliaabout 14 hours ago

By controlling possession from kickoff, Spain looked far more composed, but Argentina's approach felt strangely conservative for defending champions.

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emekaabout 14 hours ago

I'm not convinced that possession alone guarantees control; Argentina could have threatened more, even without La Roja constantly dominating the ball.

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graceabout 14 hours ago

Argentina should focus on sharper counterattacks and diversified tactics in future tournaments to avoid being overrun by teams that dominate possession.

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