Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 to win World Cup

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Spain won the FIFA World Cup, defeating Argentina one to zero in the final, with Ferran Torres scoring the decisive goal in the 106th minute. Following their victory, Spain celebrated with an open-top bus parade in Madrid, attended by an estimated two million fans. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez thanked the team for their efforts, stating, “I would like to give immense thanks to the staff and the players for your playing style, effort and victory.” Spain's triumph also propelled them to the top of the FIFA men's world rankings, overtaking Argentina, who had held the number one spot since June 11. Lionel Messi expressed his disappointment after the loss, saying, “The pain is immense, and this wound will take time to heal.” He acknowledged the support of his teammates and fans, reflecting on the journey that brought Argentina back to the elite level of football. FIFA has launched a disciplinary investigation into Argentina following violent confrontations after the match, focusing on players Leandro Paredes and Nahuel Molina for their roles in a post-match brawl. In the aftermath of the final, Rodri was named the tournament's best player, while Kylian Mbappé won the Golden Boot for scoring ten goals throughout the tournament. Spain's victory marked their second World Cup title, and the celebrations included various memorable moments, including Ferran Torres wearing a cap that seemingly mocked Donald Trump during the parade.

WHO:

Spain national football team

Argentina national football team

Ferran Torres

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez

Lionel Messi

Rodri

Kylian Mbappé

Leandro Paredes

Nahuel Molina

WHAT:

Spain won the FIFA World Cup, defeating Argentina one to zero in the final

Ferran Torres scored the decisive goal in the 106th minute

Spain celebrated with an open-top bus parade in Madrid

Rodri was named the tournament's best player

Kylian Mbappé won the Golden Boot for scoring ten goals throughout the tournament

FIFA launched a disciplinary investigation into Argentina following violent confrontations after the match

WHERE:

Final held in an unspecified location

Open-top bus parade in Madrid

WHEN:

Spain's victory marked their second World Cup title

Argentina had held the number one spot in FIFA rankings since June 11

WHY:

Spain's triumph propelled them to the top of the FIFA men's world rankings, overtaking Argentina

HOW:

Celebrations included various memorable moments, including Ferran Torres wearing a cap that seemingly mocked Donald Trump during the parade