Spain has been officially crowned 2026 FIFA World Cup champions after defeating Argentina 1–0 in the final, lifting the famous trophy and securing the nation's second World Cup title.
The victory capped a remarkable campaign for the Spanish side, which remained unbeaten throughout the knockout stage and produced another composed performance on football's biggest stage.
A decisive second-half goal proved enough to separate the two finalists, while Spain's disciplined defensive display denied Argentina any route back into the match.
At the final whistle, players and coaching staff celebrated on the pitch before the World Cup trophy was presented during the official post-match ceremony.
Captain and teammates lifted the iconic trophy amid fireworks, confetti, and celebrations inside the stadium as thousands of Spanish supporters erupted with joy.
Across Spain, fans poured into city squares and streets waving national flags, singing, and celebrating what many described as one of the country's greatest sporting achievements.
The triumph marks Spain's return to the top of world football and rewards years of rebuilding with a new generation of talented players.
As celebrations continue across the country, Spain now stands once again at the summit of international football after an unforgettable journey to World Cup glory.
