Spain defeats Argentina to win 2026 World Cup in tense final
Most outlets reported Spain's victory over Argentina in the 2026 World Cup final, emphasizing the match result and Spain's status as winners. The News International highlighted the duration and competitiveness of the match, while The Nation noted the scoreline, the extra-time setting, and the role of substitute Ferran Torres as the match-winner. Both headlines framed the event as a significant achievement for Spain, dethroning the defending champions.
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Spain dethrone defending champions Argentina to lift 2026 FIFA World Cup
NEW JERSEY - Spain were crowned FIFA World Cup 2026 champions after defeating defending champions Argentina 1-0 in a tense extra-time final, with substitute Ferran Torres emerging as the match-winner to seal La Roja’s second world title at New York New Jersey Stadium in East Rutherford.
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Spain beat Argentina to win 2026 World Cup after nail-biting final
Spain beat Argentina to win 2026 World Cup after nail-biting final Spain, at last slugging it out for just shy of two hours, has ultimately beaten defending champion Argentina to clinch the 2026 World Cup while marking an end to a drought of nearly three decades.Despite the goal coming deep...
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