The 2026 World Cup is behind us, with Spain hoisting the trophy for just the second time in history. With how popular the tournament became in the United States, thanks in large part to the U.S. hosting most of the games,

After cruising through the World Cup barely allowing any goals, Spain won the final hardly allowing a shot. How good was this Spain defense? Take it

The first ever World Cup final between Spain and Argentina will take place on Sunday at 3 p.m. ET, and it's going to be memorable. On one side, the three-time world champions will be aiming to become just the third nation in history to win back-to-back World Cups,

Spain captured its second World Cup crown behind a superb defensive performance that shut down Argentina and the great Lionel Messi.

Spain’s World Cup path ran through three generational icons, but its collective strength proved greater than any individual star.

Argentina against Spain on Sunday at MetLife Stadium, with the biggest trophy in the sport is on the line. With all of the ingredients of another epic final, it's the defending champions chasing history against the reigning European champions looking for their second star.

Lionel Messi and defending champion Argentina faced European champion Spain in the highly anticipated 2026 World Cup Final.

Spain owns the World Cup stage in the men's and women's tournaments. It now stands alone in international soccer history.