Overview
- Spain secured the title when Ferran Torres scored in the 106th minute, finishing Argentina 1-0 after extra time.
- Spain controlled the game with dominant possession and defense that left Argentina without a shot on target in regulation time.
- Argentina saw Enzo Fernández sent off late in normal time and Leandro Paredes receive a straight red after the final whistle for violent conduct.
- FIFA has signaled disciplinary action and an investigation into the on-pitch brawls, which could bring multi-match bans for players involved.
- The match and its fallout have intensified debates over refereeing, VAR decisions, and the tournament’s expanded 48-team format, issues likely to shape FIFA’s post-tournament review.