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,

The majority of the papers have split their focus between two stories: Andy Burnham, who will become UK prime minister on Monday, and Spain's victory over Argentina in the World Cup final. The Daily Telegraph features a photograph of Spain's team adorned in medals and holding the World Cup aloft,

Spain's 1-0 victory over Argentina in Sunday's World Cup final brings a record $50 million (€43.7m) cheque from FIFA and, if past champions are any guide, a measurable but fleeting lift for the economy.

Three other people were seriously injured in the accident, which happened when the fountain collapsed during celebrations of Spain's World Cup win. View on euronews

Spain's 1-0 victory over Argentina in the 2026 World Cup was eclipsed by viral post-match moments, including Messi's tears and Trump's trophy presentation, captivating global social media audiences.

The June ranking round saw 105 matches being played, 104 of which were played in the FIFA World Cup, which took place in the USA, Mexico and Canada.

After securing Spain's 2026 World Cup victory with a dramatic 106th-minute goal against Argentina, Ferran Torres is being celebrated by the Swifties. Fans are praising the footballer, who has openly expressed his admiration for Taylor Swift in interviews and through his championship celebrations.

Lothar Matthaus criticises Argentina's conduct and Lionel Messi's future after Spain's 1-0 World Cup final victory.