Spain are World Cup champions. A tense, goalless 90 minutes at MetLife Stadium went to extra time, and 39 seconds into the second period — the 106th minute — substitute Ferran Torres pounced on a bouncing ball inside the box and buried it under the crossbar for the only goal of the game. Spain 1-0 Argentina. It's Spain's second World Cup title, their first since 2010, and several members of that 2010 squad were in the stands at MetLife to see it happen.
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How Spain Won It
Spain controlled the game from the first whistle, finishing with 20 shots to Argentina's 3, but couldn't find a breakthrough in regulation. Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez was the reason — he made a Men's World Cup final record of 10 saves, standing tall against wave after wave of Spanish pressure.
Argentina's night got harder in second-half stoppage time. Enzo Fernández, already on a yellow card from the 82nd minute for unsporting behaviour, picked up a second for a heavy challenge on Spain's Pau Cubarsí and was sent off — meaning Argentina played the entirety of extra time with ten men.
That extra man told. Just after the restart of the second period of extra time, Ferran Torres — on as a substitute since the 62nd minute — got to a loose ball in the box and finished left-footed under the bar. Spain saw the remaining minutes out, referee Slavko Vinčić blew full time, and Spain's players and staff mobbed each other on the MetLife turf as world champions.
For Messi, playing what's been widely reported as his final World Cup, it ends in a final defeat — Argentina's bid for a fourth straight major title falls short, this time to the tournament's most disciplined defensive unit, who conceded just once across the whole competition until Sunday's extra-time winner ended their own clean run in the final.
Full Argentina & Spain Jersey Range — What's Actually In Stock
Honest update, post-final: every adult jersey for both nations has now sold out completely, including the last Spain Home unit that was hanging on ahead of kick-off. Here's the full picture.
Argentina — Full Range
- Home Jersey ($150) — sold out, all sizes
- Home Messi Jersey ($170) — sold out, all sizes
- Home Authentic Jersey ($200) — sold out, all sizes
- Away Jersey ($150) — sold out, all sizes
- Away Messi Jersey ($170) — sold out, all sizes
- Away Authentic Jersey ($200) — sold out, all sizes
- Messi Kids Home Jersey ($130) — sold out, all sizes
- Home Kids Set ($130) — sold out, all sizes
- Kids Away Jersey ($120) — in stock, sizes 11-12Y and 13-14Y
Spain — Full Range
- Home Replica Jersey ($150) — sold out, all sizes
- Away Jersey ($150) — sold out, all sizes
- Away Jersey Kids ($120) — in stock, size 9-10Y
Everything marked sold out may restock in the weeks ahead — check the World Cup collection for updates. Here's what you can buy right now:
adidas Spain 26 Away Jersey Kids — Off White
The only Spain jersey left in stock, one size only — 9-10Y. Off-white away colourway, kids' fit. Get the young champions' kit sorted while it lasts.
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adidas Argentina 26 Kids Away Jersey — Black / Lucid Blue / Blue Burst
Argentina's last jersey standing — kids' sizing only, 11-12Y and 13-14Y. The dark away colourway, same Argentina crest, still available while stock lasts.
Shop Now →Not after a jersey? Both nations' 2026 caps are still in stock — Argentina cap and Spain cap, $40 AUD each.
The Boots Behind the Champions
Spain's tournament, including Sunday's winning campaign, has been built on adidas boots — the same F50 family Lamine Yamal wore throughout. Messi's own special edition, worn right through to the final, has now sold out completely.
adidas F50 HYPERFAST ELITE FG — Solar Turbo / Core Black / Gold Metallic
The F50 colourway worn by Yamal and Spain's attack all tournament. A handful of sizes left. Haloskin+ upper, Halocage+ TPU frame, firm ground outsole for natural grass.
Shop Now →Messi's "El Último Tango" special edition F50 has now sold out in every size — it carried him all the way to the final. If you want it, check the product page for restock updates.
Champions Gear, While It Lasts
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Shop World Cup Gear →What This Means
Spain lift their second World Cup, 16 years after their first, on the back of a tournament defence that conceded once in seven matches before the final and a squad built around Yamal's breakout summer. For Argentina, the run ends in defeat — a final chapter for Messi at World Cup level that falls agonisingly short, undone by ten men, a red card, and one moment from a substitute in extra time.
Catch up on the road to the final:
- World Cup 2026 Final Preview — Argentina vs Spain
- Argentina 2-1 England — Messi's Two Assists
- Spain 2-0 France — Jersey & Yamal's Boots In Stock
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won the World Cup 2026 final?
Spain beat Argentina 1-0 after extra time at MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey on Sunday 19 July (Monday 20 July AEST). It's Spain's second World Cup title, their first since 2010.
Who scored the winning goal?
Substitute Ferran Torres, who'd come on in the 62nd minute, scored 39 seconds into the second period of extra time — the 106th minute — with a left-footed finish from inside the box.
Why did Argentina play with ten men?
Enzo Fernández was sent off in second-half stoppage time for a second yellow card, a heavy challenge on Spain's Pau Cubarsí, after an earlier yellow in the 82nd minute. Argentina played every minute of extra time a man down.
Are Argentina and Spain jerseys still in stock at Soccer World?
As of the final, every adult jersey for both nations is sold out — Home, Away, Messi, and Authentic versions for Argentina, plus Home and Away for Spain. The only jerseys left are kids' sizing: Argentina Kids Away (11-12Y, 13-14Y) and Spain Away Jersey Kids (9-10Y), both $120 AUD. Both nations' caps ($40) are also still in stock. Check the World Cup collection for restocks.
What boots does Lamine Yamal wear?
Yamal plays in adidas F50 boots — the HYPERFAST Elite in Solar Turbo / Core Black / Gold Metallic, $350 AUD, still available in a handful of sizes at Soccer World.
