Sporting KC II 1:0 Minnesota United II 
Alianza Lima 2:1 Sport Huancayo 
Independiente del Valle 6:1 Emelec 
Blooming 1:0 Real Tomayapo 
Real Monarchs 2:4 Tacoma Defiance 
Ballard 4:3 Colorado Storm 
Sagan Tosu 7:1 Verspah Oita 
Hapoel Petah Tikva 1:1 Bnei Yehuda 
Kalighat Club 1:1 United 
NA Suruchi Sangha 0:0 Calcutta Police 
Spaeri 0:1 Samgurali 
Luunja 5:4 Tallinna Kalev II 
Jwaaya FC 2:0 Al Ahed 
Turku PS 1:3 Ilves 
FS Jelgava 0:1 Rīgas FS 
Transinvest 2 2:2 Neptūną Klaipėda 
KPV-j 1:1 Rops 
Corvinul Hunedoara 3:0 Csikszereda 
Suduva Marijampole 5:1 Hegelmann Litauen 
Mariehamn 0:2 Lahti 
Super Nova 2:0 Grobiņa 
Tukums II 2:0 Rīgas FS II 
Molinos El Pirata 3:2 U. San Martin 
Velden 0:4 Wolfsberger AC 
Slavia Sofia 0:0 CSKA Sofia 
Rotor Volgograd 1:0 Ska-khabarovsk 
Kalmar FF 2:2 Malmo FF 
Orgryte IS 0:0 Djurgardens IF 
Norrby IF 2:1 GIF Sundsvall 
São Caetano 1:0 São José EC 
The 2026 World Cup final between Spain and Argentina was a tense, hard-fought battle that went into extra time. Neither team could break through during the regular 90 minutes, setting the stage for a dramatic finish at the New York New Jersey Stadium.
Both Sides Had Chances Early On
From the opening whistle, Spain and Argentina traded attacks. Each team’s defense held strong, with both goalkeepers making key saves. The midfield was packed, and scoring chances were rare but exciting.
- Spain controlled possession for long stretches but couldn’t finish.
- Argentina threatened on counterattacks, forcing Spain’s defense to stay alert.
- The first half ended 0-0, and the second half brought more of the same tension.
Extra Time Brings the Heroic Moment
As the match moved into extra time, players on both sides showed signs of fatigue but refused to give up. In the 105th minute, Spain’s Ferran Torres broke the deadlock with a precise finish that left Argentina’s goalkeeper no chance. The goal sent Spanish fans into a roar and put Argentina on the back foot.
Argentina pushed hard in the remaining minutes, but Spain’s defense held firm. The final whistle sparked celebrations across Spain.
Spain Lifts the Trophy in Epic Fashion
With this victory, Spain claimed its second World Cup title, adding to its 2010 triumph. Ferran Torres will be remembered as the hero who delivered the winning goal in one of the most dramatic finals in recent history. For Argentina, the loss was a bitter end to a strong tournament, but they left everything on the pitch.