I’m not alone in saying that last night’s World Cup final was boring. With so few shots on goal and the Argentines playing kick-to-kick in the biggest match of their lives, you can’t blame me for drawing my attention to the players’ hair. In particular, as soon as Ferran Torres speared the keeper over the
FIFA to investigate violent protests in Argentina after World Cup final defeat World football’s governing body has announced a formal investigation into the Argentina national team following a series of explosive incidents following their 1-0 World Cup final defeat to Spain at MetLife Stadium. Chaos broke out after the match, with several Argentine players embroiled
Before the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina kicked off on Sunday, Timothée Chalamet was handed one of the biggest jobs in football. with him mini mullet Flowing in the New Jersey breeze, the actor carried the official Adidas Trionada Final Match ball onto the pitch before La Roja beat Argentina 1-0 in extra
Spain’s world champions and Chelsea stars surprised by Donald Trump’s unexpected appearance at the trophy ceremony Spain’s World Cup celebrations were overshadowed by an extraordinary episode involving former US President Donald Trump, whose controversial appearance on stage upset players and staff during the trophy presentation. Mark Cucurella, Spain’s standout left-back and recent signing from Real
Donald Trump headlines World Cup final trophy ceremony as Spain wins over Argentina Controversy erupted at MetLife Stadium when United States President Donald Trump ignored the climax of the FIFA World Cup final by pausing on the winners’ podium during Spain’s historic victory over Argentina. As Spain captain Rodri hoisted the coveted Jules Rimet trophy,
Chaos broke out at the final whistle of the World Cup final when Argentina’s Leandro Paredes was dramatically sent off for violent conduct, ending a night of controversy after Spain’s tense 1-0 win. The midfielder received a red card following a wild scuffle with Spanish players Eric García and Gavi, sending Argentina off for the
Rodri sensationally snatched the Golden Ball from Lionel Messi’s grasp and secured his place as the standout performer of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after leading Spain to a narrow 1-0 win over Argentina in the final. In a tournament where Messi was widely tipped to capture a record-breaking second consecutive Golden Ball, the Spanish
Tears and turmoil: Scaloni breaks down as Spain shatters Argentina’s World Cup dream – hails Messi as the greatest ever Lionel Scaloni cut an emotional figure at MetLife Stadium as Argentina’s World Cup hopes were dashed by a 1-0 defeat to Spain on Sunday. The Argentina boss, clearly emotional, facing the press in East Rutherford
Rate, Review, Share apple podcasts And join the conversation over email. Today on the Podcast; Spain won the World Cup for the second time in its history. Has any team ever deserved more? The Argentinian people were horrible. They didn’t have any shots until extra time. Unai Simon made no defence. Also, we will do
Spain sent the nation into raptures after clinching their second FIFA World Cup title with a dramatic 1-0 win over Argentina thanks to Ferran Torres’ decisive goal in the 105th minute. The historic result came after 120 minutes of relentless football that brought joy from the vibrant streets of Barcelona to the iconic plazas of