The Spanish national team was crowned champions of the 2026 World Cup for the second time in its history, after securing the final match against Argentina with a solitary goal after extra time, concluding an exceptional journey characterized by defensive strength and offensive efficiency, to reclaim the throne of world football.

The Spanish team played 8 matches, achieving 7 wins and one draw without any defeat.

The Spanish team began its campaign with a goalless draw against Cape Verde, before regaining its balance with a big 4-0 win over Saudi Arabia, and then finished the group stage with a valuable 1-0 victory over Uruguay to secure its place in the knockout rounds.

Complete dominance in the knockout rounds

La Roja continued its strong performances in the Round of 32, overcoming Austria with a clean 3-0 victory, before clinching the top match against Portugal with a solitary goal in the Round of 16.

In the quarter-finals, the Spanish team faced Belgium, but managed to settle the match with a 2-1 scoreline, deservedly reaching the semi-finals.

In the semi-finals, the Spaniards delivered one of their best matches in the tournament, knocking out France with a clean 2-0 victory to book their ticket to the final.

A historic goal gives Spain the title

In the final match, the Spanish team faced defending champions Argentina in a contest marked by competitiveness and excitement, before settling it with a goal in extra time, achieving a precious 1-0 victory and clinching their second world title.