Ekhbary News Agency | 2024-05-12
NEW YORK — Spain clinched its second World Cup title on Sunday, defeating Argentina 1-0 at the New York New Jersey Stadium. La Roja concluded a brilliant international run, breaking a tense deadlock after dominating much of the match before 80,000 fans. This victory highlights Spain's growing prowess in global football.
Ferran Torres Breaks Stalemate
The decisive goal arrived after 105 minutes. Barcelona's Ferran Torres netted the crucial strike, piercing Argentina's stubborn defense. Pedro Porro whipped the ball into the box, finding Nico Williams, who headed it back into the penalty area for an unmarked Torres to smash home.
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Argentina Reduced to Ten Men
Spain’s suffocating possession and passing wore down Argentina. Enzo Fernandez received a red card for a blatant foul on Pau Cubarsi, having already been booked. Argentina, reduced to ten men for extra time, ultimately could not hold on against Spain's persistent attack, for what it's worth.
