Enzo Fernández Red Card World Cup Final 2026: Second Yellow at 90+3'
Enzo Fernández was sent off in the World Cup 2026 final after a second yellow at 90+3' on Pau Cubarsí. Argentina played extra time with 10 men before Ferran Torres scored.
World Cup Blog — Page 14 of 74
Expert articles on FIFA World Cup history, 2026 tournament preview, squads, tactics, records, rankings, and official broadcast guides.
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World Cup Winners Most Titles 2026: Updated Rankings After Spain
Updated World Cup winners by titles after Spain's second star in 2026: Brazil 5, Germany & Italy 4, Argentina 3, France/Uruguay/Spain 2. Full all-time table.
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How Many World Cups Has Spain Won? Two Titles — 2010 and 2026
Spain have won the World Cup twice: 2010 (Iniesta) and 2026 (Ferran Torres 106' vs Argentina). Full title history, rankings and Euro 2024 double context.
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Mbappé Second Golden Boot: First Player to Win the Award Twice
Kylian Mbappé won a historic second World Cup Golden Boot with 10 goals in 2026 — the first player ever to win it twice after Qatar 2022. Messi Silver Boot, Bellingham Bronze.
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Rodri Golden Ball World Cup 2026: Why Spain's Captain Beat Messi
Rodri won the World Cup 2026 Golden Ball ahead of Messi and Mbappé. How Spain's captain controlled midfield, limited Messi in the final, and completed a Ballon d'Or–World Cup arc.
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Who Won the 2026 World Cup? Spain Champions — Predictions vs Result
Spain won the 2026 World Cup 1–0 AET vs Argentina at MetLife Stadium. Compare our pre-tournament AI odds (Brazil favoured at 18.7%; Spain 5th at 11.4%) with the actual champions.
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Argentina World Cup 2026 Results: Messi's 8 Goals, Every Match & Final Run
Complete Argentina World Cup 2026 results — perfect Group J, Messi's 8 goals, runners-up after Spain 1-0 (AET) in the final. Ferran Torres 106' at MetLife Stadium.
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Spain World Cup 2026 Results: Every Match, Scorers & Road to the Final
Complete Spain World Cup 2026 results — Group H winners, World Cup champions. Beat France 0-2, then Argentina 1-0 (AET) in the final. Ferran Torres 106', Oyarzabal 5 goals.
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Pau Cubarsí Best Young Player World Cup 2026: Why He Beat Yamal
Pau Cubarsí won Best Young Player at World Cup 2026 ahead of Lamine Yamal. Spain's teenage centre-back, one goal conceded all tournament, key role in the final vs Messi's Argentina.