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Spain overtakes Argentina in the second half of extra time.
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Spain overtakes Argentina in the second half of extra time.

Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time during a World Cup final match, securing their second world title. The victory came after a tense game where Spain struggled to score until the 105th minute, when Nico Williams headed in the winning goal. This marked a historic moment for Spain, continuing a legacy started by Andres Iniesta in 2010. Argentina attempted to equalize but failed, especially after Enzo Fernandez was sent off, leaving them with 10 players for much of the match.

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Spain overtakes Argentina in the second half of extra time.

Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time during a World Cup final match, securing their second world title. The victory came after a tense game where Spain struggled to score until the 105th minute, when Nico Williams headed in the winning goal. This marked a historic moment for Spain, continuing a legacy started by Andres Iniesta in 2010. Argentina attempted to equalize but failed, especially after Enzo Fernandez was sent off, leaving them with 10 players for much of the match.

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