The 2026 FIFA World Cup ended with a dramatic finale as Spain edged past Argentina 1-0 after extra time to lift their second world title. Ferran Torres emerged as the match-winner, scoring in the 106th minute to break Argentina's resilient defence and seal Spain's victory.
Beyond the action on the pitch, the 2026 FIFA World Cup was also the biggest and richest tournament in football history. With 48 teams, 104 matches, record-breaking attendance and unprecedented commercial spending, the tournament underlined how football has evolved into a global business powerhouse.