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Spain Rule the World: 19-0 Shot Dominance Seals World Cup 2026
🇪🇸 SPAIN CONQUER THE WORLD 🏆 Final score: Spain 1-0 Argentina (AET) — but the number that tells the real story is the shot count: 19-0. That's right. Nineteen shots (11 on target) for La Roja. Zero for Argentina. In a World Cup final. Argentina are the first ever team to fail to have a single shot in 90 minutes in a FIFA World Cup final — and they never broke that duck across 120. This wasn't luck. This was a footballing masterclass: ⚽ Passing: Spain ran close to 600 completed passes to Argentina's sub-300 — total control of tempo and territory ⚽ Possession: 66% of the ball, suffocating Argentina out of the game ⚽ The Zeal: Even at 0-0 deep into extra time, Spain kept pushing — Lamine Yamal, Oyarzabal, Cucurella all tested Martinez before Ferran Torres finally broke through in the 106th minute Argentina fought like champions defending a crown — 10 men after Enzo Fernandez's red card — but heart alone couldn't manufacture a single shot against this Spain side. Second World Cup. Euro-World Cup double, just like 2010. La Roja are, quite simply, the best team on the planet. #WorldCupFinal #SpainChampions #LaRoja #FerranTorres #WorldCup2026
Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in extra time to win the 2026 World Cup, outshooting them 19-0 — Argentina's first-ever shotless final. Ferran Torres scored the 106th-minute winner; Enzo Fernandez was sent off.