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Spain Wins World Cup After Extra Time; Argentine Fans Left Disappointed

Fans celebrate Spain's 1–0 win over Argentina after extra time, while Argentine supporters disappointed at a 10‑man loss.

Source: bbc.co.uk1 min read

In brief

Spain clinched the World Cup after a tense extra‑time battle, with Ferran Torres striking to give the Spanish a 1‑0 advantage at 106 minutes. Outside the New York‑New Jersey Stadium, Spanish supporters erupted in joy, while Argentine fans left the venue in disappointment after being reduced to ten men. The drama of the match included a red card for Argentina and a dramatic turnaround for Spain. The victory cements Spain’s resurgence on the global football stage.

Spanish supporters jubilantly celebrated outside the New York‑New Jersey Stadium after the World Cup final, while Argentine fans departed in disappointment.

After a tense 106‑minute extra‑time period, Spain’s Ferran Torres netted the decisive goal, securing a 1‑0 victory against Argentina.

Argentina were left to fight with ten men, a situation that eventually led to Spain’s triumph.

This win marks Spain’s resurgence on the global football stage and leaves Argentine fans reflecting on a heartbreaking loss.

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