World Cup Spain

Ferran Torres scored the goal that brought the World Cup to Spain in the 106th minute in the match played at the New Jersey Stadium, which ended with a goalless draw in the regular time.

Spain won the second World Cup in its history after 2010.

Both teams started the match in control. Spain could not use its clearest opportunity of the first half with Yamal in the 5th minute. Yamal entered the penalty area and shot from the right diagonally, but goalkeeper Martinez deflected the ball into the corner. In the last part of the first half, Spain could not score a goal despite Rodri and Cucurella's shots. Argentina, on the other hand, could not shoot accurately in the first half.

Spain was in control of the game in the second half. Spain's efforts, which tried to be effective with attacks from the wings, did not yield any results in the 90 minutes and the match went to extra time.

90+3rd minute of the match. Argentina, down to 10 men after Enzo Fernandez received a red card in the minute, played the overtime part incompletely.

In the 106th minute of the overtime, during a Spanish attack from the right wing, Nico Williams headed the cross to the back post and headed it in front of Ferran Torres. Ferran Torres' hard shot sent the ball into the net: 1-0.

There were no more goals in the remaining period and Spain became the side that won the World Cup.

Source: TRT Haber Spor RSS (Open Press / Translated Full Text)