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From Under-19 Euro to 2026 FIFA World Cup: Spain Coach Won it All in Just 11 Years

Luis De la Fuente’s Spain resume now stretches from youth dominance to football’s biggest prize. He won the U19 Euros in 2015, U21 Euros in 2019, Nations League in 2023, Euro 2024 and the 2026 World Cup. Since taking the senior job in 2022, the coach has reportedly lost only twice while turning Spain into a trophy machine.

By Nischay Rathore

Lamine Yamal Makes Under-20 History With Euro-World Cup Double

Yamal became the first player under 20 to win both the Euros and World Cup as Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in the final. After the 90-minute regulation time ended goalless, Ferran Torres struck in the 106th minute of extra time. Spain then absorbed Argentina’s late pressure to lift football’s biggest trophy for the first time in 16 years.

By Nischay Rathore

41 minutes ago

Will Compton Calls Out Tom Brady After Logan Paul Middle Finger Exchange

“I legit don’t understand why Tom Brady is doing all of this,” Compton tweeted about Brady's beef with Logan Paul on the sidelines of the FIFA World Cup final. The duo exchanged middle fingers hours after Brady slapped Paul at a Fanatics event. Earlier, Brady and Paul traded trash talk ahead of the Fanatics flag football game, where the feud began. “It’s all fake,” a fan commented.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 1 hour ago

“MetLife Curse is Real for Messi”: Robert Griffin III After Spain’s World Cup Win

“The MetLife Curse is real for Messi. Messi retired from international play for 2 months after Argentina lost the 2016 Copa America Final in MetLife Stadium,” RGIII tweeted. He added that 10 years later, Messi and Argentina lost the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final in MetLife Stadium. Spain beat Argentina 1-0, in what could be Messi’s last international appearance.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 2 hours ago

Ferran Torres' Extra-Time Strike Wins Spain the 2026 World Cup Final Against Argentina

Spain are world champions for the second time. Torres headed home in extra time to break the deadlock and deny Messi a second World Cup title at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. The 1-0 win ends a 16-year wait for Spain and completes a flawless tournament, conceding just one goal throughout. Spain are now on a 38-match unbeaten streak.

By Tanish Chachra

about 4 hours ago

Tom Cruise Calls It Football, Not Soccer, At World Cup Final

Cruise opened the FIFA World Cup final on FOX in the United States, choosing “football” over America’s usual “soccer” phrasing before Argentina-Spain. He called the tournament “one final chapter” that brought the world together, then said, “This is football. This is unity. This is greatness,” as fans packed MetLife Stadium for the sport’s biggest global stage in New Jersey.