Spain and UNICEF Stole the Show: Winners, Losers of World Cup Final
Spain captured its first World Cup title, defeating Argentina after a tournament of 104 matches, with the final featuring viral moments and a notable halftime show.
- On Sunday, Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 to win the FIFA World Cup, securing their first title since 2010.
- Argentina struggled throughout the match, finishing with 10 players after an ejection and recording zero shots on goal, while Spain's defensive dominance controlled play.
- A viral photo of Lionel Messi bathing baby Lamine Yamal captivated fans ahead of the final, while the FIFA World Cup Halftime Show featured a kids' choir from Staten Island.
- President Donald Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino attended the final, participating in the presentation of medals and the trophy to Spain's victorious squad.
- The 2026 tournament spanned 104 matches across 16 cities in three countries, with Spain becoming the first nation to hold both men's and women's World Cup titles.
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Spain and UNICEF stole the show: Winners, losers of World Cup final
La Roja won the tournament by beating Argentina 1-0 in the final on Sunday at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. This is their first title since 2010. Here are the winners and losers of the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina:
The Argentine captain could not reverse the fall by 1 to 0 in New Jersey after a great World Cup
Several scenes from the final of the 2026 World Cup show that Argentines lack education, honor and humility
Jon Stewart, on the World Cup final: “Spain defeating Argentina 1-0 on the pitch, in the footy”
A comedian is not supposed to be the sharpest reader in the room after a World Cup final, but Jon Stewart has built a quarter-century on being exactly that — the outsider who names the thing everyone else only half-noticed. Opening The Daily Show the night after Spain were crowned world champions, he did not reach for tactics or heartbreak. He reached for the seam: the odd, revealing gap between the tournament that had just ended and the country…
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