Spain's 3-0 victory over Austria is defined by their possession dominance, culminating in a commanding 10-0 advantage in shots on target. Mikel Oyarzabal's goal in the 36th minute serves as the turning point, breaking the deadlock and allowing Spain to dictate the match's tempo, ultimately leading to a comprehensive win.

Spain are world champions for the second time. Ferran Torres' 106th-minute strike — a precise left-footed finish — broke the deadlock in extra time after 90 minutes of Spanish dominance that Argentina survived through defensive resolve and goalkeeper Juan Musso. With Enzo Fernández sent off in the 90th minute for a second yellow card, Argentina's resistance finally cracked. Spain's 65% possession, 20 shots to Argentina's 2, and nine corners told the story of total control that needed extra time to convert into the ultimate prize.

Argentina's coach Scaloni emphasizes peak performance against Spain in the World Cup final showdown.

Argentina and Spain clash in the World Cup 2026 Final at MetLife Stadium on July 19.