Spain are FIFA World Cup 2026 champions after defeating Argentina 1-0 in an intense extra-time final, ending a thrilling tournament with a historic victory. Ferran Torres emerged as the hero, scoring the decisive goal in the 106th minute to hand Spain their second FIFA World Cup title and spark celebrations across the country, including massive street parties in Logroño.

Spain dominated possession and created the better chances throughout the match but were repeatedly denied by Argentina's resilient defence. The breakthrough finally came when Nico Williams headed Pedro Porro's cross into the path of Ferran Torres, who calmly finished from close range to seal the title.

As the final whistle blew, thousands of supporters poured into the streets of Logroño waving Spanish flags, singing, dancing and celebrating the national team's triumph. Fireworks, chants and cheers filled the city's squares as fans marked one of the greatest moments in Spanish football history.