⚽ What happened this week
Spain are World Cup champions.
Spain defeated Argentina 1–0 to lift the World Cup trophy, and honestly—they earned it. From the opening whistle, they looked more composed, more patient, and tactically one step ahead.
Things got even tougher for Argentina when Enzo Fernández was shown a red card, forcing them to finish the match with 10 players.
The game stayed scoreless through regulation, but Ferran Torres buried an absolute beauty in extra time to break the deadlock. Argentina pushed for an equalizer, but Spain's defense slammed the door shut.
📺 What to watch this week
Sports never really stop.
🚴 TOUR DE FRANCE
Through Sunday, July 26
The final week brings brutal mountain stages before the race wraps up in Paris. Every stage streams live on Peacock.🏀 WNBA ALL-STAR GAME
Saturday, July 25 · 8:30 PM ET
ABC · The league's biggest stars take over Chicago for the centerpiece of All-Star Weekend.⛳ 3M OPEN
Thursday–Sunday, July 23–26
Golf Channel and CBS · One of the final chances to earn valuable FedExCup points before the PGA Tour playoffs.🏎️ HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX
Sunday, July 26 · 9:00 AM ET
Apple TV · Formula 1 visits one of the most technical tracks on the schedule before the summer break.🌎 World Cup chaos headlines
Spain won its second World Cup. La Roja returned to the top of the world for the first time since 2010.
Enzo Fernández's red card changed the final. Argentina had to chase the game with 10 players.
Ferran Torres delivered the winning moment. His 106th-minute goal decided the tournament.
North America hosted a tournament to remember. Packed stadiums, Cinderella stories, and plenty of drama carried the expanded World Cup.
🛋️ Fi's couch report
Spain won because they had a plan.
“Sometimes the prettiest soccer isn't about flashy tricks.”
Spain stayed patient, trusted its style, and never looked rattled—even before Argentina went down to 10 players.
Sometimes beautiful soccer is about making the other team chase shadows for 120 minutes.
🤯 Sports fun fact
FIFA keeps the original World Cup trophy. Champions receive an identical gold-plated replica to take home.
💬 One thing to bring up
Spain didn't just win the World Cup—they were probably the most complete team in the tournament from start to finish. Now you know.