Spain beats Argentina 1-0 for second World Cup title

In the men's soccer World Cup final, Spain has beaten defending champion Argentina 1-0, for its second World Cup title. The match between the world's second-ranked Spain and top-ranked Argentina took place at New York New Jersey Stadium on Sunday.

Spain dominated possession from the start and repeatedly attacked from the right flank, led by 19-year-old forward Lamine Yamal and midfielder Rodri. With both teams displaying solid defense, the game was scoreless at the 90-minute mark and went into extra time. Ferran Torres, who entered the game in a substitution, broke the deadlock by scoring the decisive goal for Spain in the 106th minute.