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The 2026 World Cup final

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Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in extra time at MetLife Stadium, with Ferran Torres scoring in the 106th minute, to win the 2026 World Cup final. The final whistle confirmed Spain’s victory, and Messi’s farewell in the match ended in defeat for Argentina.

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    One Goal in 106 Minutes: Spain's 1-0 Final Win Over Argentina Ends Messi's World Cup

    Ferran Torres's extra-time header gave La Roja their second men's title at MetLife Stadium and likely closed out Argentina's captain at 39.

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    • Whether Leandro Paredes was also sent off in the 126th minute — Sky Sports lists a second Argentina red card not corroborated elsewhere.
    • Whether Nico Williams provided the assist on Torres's goal — the caption says so; the written reporting does not.
    • The official individual award winners (Golden Ball, Golden Boot, Golden Glove) and any record-setting figures such as seven clean sheets or a 38-match unbeaten run.

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Personen

  • Emiliano MartínezArgentine footballer (born 1992)1 bericht
  • Enzo FernándezArgentine footballer (born 2001)1 bericht
  • Ferran TorresSpanish footballer (born 2000)1 bericht
  • Lionel MessiArgentine association football player (born 1987)1 bericht
  • Luis de la FuenteSpanish football manager (born 1961)1 bericht
  • Nico WilliamsSpanish footballer1 bericht
  • RodriSpanish association football player (born 1996)1 bericht
  • Unai SimónSpanish footballer (born 1997)1 bericht

Plaatsen

  • MadridMadrid, Spain1 bericht
  • MetLife Stadium1 MetLife Stadium Dr, East Rutherford, NJ 07073, USA1 bericht

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