Spain's first football team sat on the throne of the world's national teams after being crowned with the second World Cup in its history at the expense of Argentina.
Spain's national team faced its Argentine counterpart on Sunday evening in the 2026 World Cup final.
Spain's national team managed to win 1-0 against Argentina, scored by Barcelona star Ferran Torres, after resorting to extra time.
Spain's national team, led by its coach Luis de la Fuente, was able to impose its control and dominance over the match in a complete manner and prevented Argentina from shooting any ball at the goal in the first 105 minutes.
Spain is living its golden age in football not only at the level of coaches but also at the level of clubs and national teams.
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At the beginning of the twenty-first century, Spain's first football team was able to achieve 6 titles with a gold medal at the Paris Olympics.
It also won the silver medal on 3 occasions, meaning that it reached at least 10 finals between continental tournaments and the Olympics, which no other national team has done in the first 25 years of the current century.
Spain's national team won the World Cup twice (2010, 2026) and the European Nations Cup "Euro" 3 times (2008, 2012, 2024) and the European Nations League once in (2023) and the gold medal at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
The Spanish Matador also finished as runner-up in two editions of the Nations League in 2021, 2025 and the silver medal at the 2020 Olympics.
With those achievements achieved by the Spanish national team, its weight is likely to be the team of the 21st century in football.
