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Spain shocks the world, stealing the World Cup from Argentina with a dramatic 1-0 win in the 106th minute, thanks to Ferran Torres’ heroic goal—a moment for all 47 million Spaniards. This victory makes Spain the first nation to hold both men’s and women’s World Cup titles, cementing their legacy. With a record-low one goal conceded all tournament, Spain’s flawless defense and tactical mastery overwhelmed Messi’s Argentina, who saw their historic run—and Messi’s quest for a second title—end in heartbreak. A late red card for Enzo Fernandez left Argentina down to ten men, sealing their fate. Coach Luis de la Fuente, at 65, becomes the oldest World Cup-winning coach ever, while Spain’s 38-match unbeaten streak and European record underscore their dominance. In a tournament record-breaking for scale and goals, Spain’s defensive brilliance silenced the doubters and crowned them champions of the world.

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