Spanish football icon and public figure
Spain has secured a second World Cup title with Ferran Torres’s extra-time winner against Argentina, finishing 1-0 in a match defined by Spain’s dominance and Argentina’s discipline issues. Enzo Fernandez’s red card proved pivotal as Spain capitalised on their superior ball control and tactical discipline to seal victory.
Spain has secured its second World Cup title after Ferran Torres scores in extra time against Argentina in New Jersey. The victory follows a dramatic match and triggers celebrations across Spain, while a fountain collapse in Ciudad Rodrigo casts a shadow over the night.
Spain has celebrated a second World Cup victory with a parade in Madrid after beating Argentina 1-0 in New Jersey. The squad greeted cheering crowds, with the king and Prime Minister Sánchez attending ceremonies at Cibeles. Officials say millions joined the celebrations across the capital.