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Spain is world champions once again.
In a tightly contested battle Sunday at MetLife Stadium, the Spaniards outlasted Argentina 1–0 to win their first World Cup title since 2010. With the game scoreless through 90 minutes, Spain’s Ferran Torres came through with the only goal of the World Cup final in the 106th minute.
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Check out the best photos from Sports Illustrated photographers Erick W. Rasco and Simon Bruty, who were on the scene in New Jersey to capture the biggest soccer game of the last four years.
Setting the scene
Kicking off
Halftime show at MetLife Stadium
The second half kicks off …
GOAL! Ferran Torres finds the back of the net to give Argentina a 1–0 lead in extra time
The thrill of victory …
… and the agony of defeat
Spain’s celebration is on!
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This article was originally published on www.si.com as The Best Sports Illustrated Photos From Spain’s Unforgettable World Cup Final Win.
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This story was originally published July 20, 2026 at 9:03 AM.