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Spain crowned as the FIFA 2026 champions

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Spain’s historic 2026 FIFA World Cup triumph was completely displayed in the post-tournament awards ceremony, where Spain captured nearly every major individual honour after defeating a resilient Argentina 1-0 in a tense final. Spains captain Rodri was awarded the Golden Ball as the tournament’s best player. The ultimate recognition for his relentless work rate and tactical intelligence in anchoring a dominant Spanish side that conceded a total of just one goal across eight matches. Directly behind him in the backline, goalkeeper Unai Simón secured the Golden Glove after delivering an unforgettable series of performances between the posts, setting a spectacular new World Cup record by keeping seven clean sheets. Adding to the nation's defensive stars, 19-year-old Barcelona prodigy Pau Cubarsí took home the Best Young Player award for displaying extraordinary maturity, positioning, and calmness under pressure on football's absolute biggest stage, narrowly beating out his electrifying national teammate Lamine Yamal for the award.

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