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Spain are World Cup champions! 🇪🇸 On this episode of The 90th Minute, hosts Dan Riccio, Will Lou, and Blake Price break down Spain's incredible 1-0 victory over Argentina to capture the FIFA World Cup. From their dominant possession, tactical discipline, and relentless pressing to another world-class performance on the biggest stage, the crew analyzes how Spain cemented themselves as the best team in the tournament and why their triumph was fully deserved.

The show also dives into Lamine Yamal's incredible rise, as the teenage superstar adds a FIFA World Cup title to his UEFA Euro championship, sparking the debate about where he already ranks among football's brightest stars and what this means for his legendary career trajectory. Plus, the panel examines what went wrong for Argentina, why the defending champions never found their rhythm in the final, and discusses the heated scenes after the final whistle, including Argentina's frustration and poor sportsmanship as emotions boiled over.

If you love in-depth soccer analysis, FIFA World Cup discussion, tactics, player breakdowns, and the biggest stories in world football, The 90th Minute has you covered.

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0:00 Stream started

0:30 Spain are World Cup Champions

7:30 Spain are in a dynasty

9:45 Spain and its philosophy

11:45 Did this tournament grow Messi’s international career?

12:45 Player of the tournament discussion

16:45 Was the 48-team World Cup a success?

19:15 Team of the tournament

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SPAIN ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS. La Roja conquered the world with a 1-0 extra-time win over Argentina — and the numbers tell the story: Argentina didn't register a single shot on target until the second half of extra time. Ferran Torres was the hero. Full World Cup 2026 final review below.

At New York New Jersey Stadium, Spain controlled the final from the first whistle: 68% of the ball, 20 shots to Argentina's three, and an xG of 1.94 to 0.20. The only thing standing between La Roja and the trophy was Emiliano Martinez, who produced a World Cup final saves record to keep the defending champions alive. The game turned in second-half stoppage time when Enzo Fernandez was shown a second yellow for a foul on Pau Cubarsi, leaving Argentina to play all of extra time with ten men. Spain finally broke through 37 seconds into the second half of extra time, substitute Ferran Torres rifling home a Nico Williams cross in the 106th minute. It's Spain's second World Cup, 16 years after 2010, completing a stunning World-and-European-champions double — with a seventh clean sheet of the tournament and Luis de la Fuente becoming the oldest manager ever to win it. For Argentina, the dream of back-to-back titles is over, and Lionel Messi ends the tournament without the Golden Boot, which goes to Kylian Mbappe. I break down how Spain did it, why Argentina never got going, Yamal's coronation, and what this Spain side means for the next decade.

That's a wrap on my World Cup 2026 coverage. Thank you for riding with me every single day of this tournament. 🙏

00:00 - Welcome

00:37 - Spain vs Argentina Recap

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England were 4-0 up at half time… and ALMOST threw it away AGAIN. France roared back to 4-3 and came within inches of leading before England won a 10-goal classic 6-4 to take third place. Plus: Kylian Mbappe breaks Lionel Messi's all-time World Cup goals record. Full breakdown below.

This was the maddest game of the tournament, with the most goals in a World Cup match since 1982. England raced into a 4-0 half-time lead in Miami: Declan Rice curled one in after just 134 seconds, Ezri Konsa headed home a corner, and Bukayo Saka struck twice before the break against a France side that barely showed up. Then everything flipped. Kylian Mbappe scored in the 48th, Bradley Barcola made it 4-2 on 54, and Mbappe's second on 66 minutes brought France within one; a goal that also took him past Lionel Messi as the all-time leading World Cup goalscorer on 22, with Messi able to respond in Sunday's final. France had chances to level and even lead before Saka's 87th-minute penalty completed his hat-trick, Ousmane Dembele struck deep in stoppage time, and Jude Bellingham had the final word at 90+8 to seal 6-4. England finish third, their best World Cup since 1966, days after their semi-final collapse against Argentina. And, Bellingham becomes the first Englishman to score seven at a World Cup. It was also Didier Deschamps' last game after 14 years in charge of France. I break down the chaos, the records, and what it all means.

Welcome: 00:00

France vs England: 00:41

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